What is EMTT and what can you expect?
EMTT uses pulsating magnetic fields. Read what the technique means, what research shows and why application requires targeted consideration.
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EMTT next to shockwave: what does the shoulder test show?
What does Klüter's research into EMTT prove besides focused shockwave? Read for which shoulder symptoms it applies and which limitations are important.
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EMTT or shockwave: what's the difference?
EMTT and shockwave use different techniques. Compare effect, evidence, safety and purpose before choosing one treatment or a combination.
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EMTT and implants: why is it necessary to check in advance?
An implant requires a targeted security check at EMTT. Read what data you bring and why active and passive implants differ.
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How do you prepare for an EMTT treatment?
Prepare an EMTT appointment with medical information, implant data and a clear purpose. Read what you discuss in advance and how you follow the reaction.
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How strong is the foundation for EMTT?
See what placebo and combination studies on EMTT show, what uncertainties remain and how you carefully interpret claims about recovery.
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Ultrasounds in case of symptoms from tendons: when does it help?
An ultrasound can answer a targeted question about a tendon. Read when imaging adds something and why a scan is always placed next to your symptoms.
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An anomaly on the ultrasound without pain: how can that be?
An abnormal tendon on an ultrasound doesn't have to give you any symptoms. Read how images and functioning are assessed together and why treatment is not always necessary.
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ultrasound, MRI or X-ray: what research does your question answer?
ultrasound, MRI and X-ray give different information. Read why the research question determines which research fits and why more images are not always better.
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Can you assess symptoms from the tendons without a scan?
A tendon diagnosis can sometimes be performed without an ultrasound or an MRI. Read what information counts and when additional research is an appropriate step.
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Preparing your intake for persistent symptoms from the tendons
Make your intake in case of persistent tendons symptoms concrete with a timeline, previous treatments and your main goal. Read what information really helps.
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Understanding an ultrasound-report of your tendon
Thickness, structural change or Doppler signal in your ultrasound report? Read what such words describe and what questions clarify the meaning.
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