Disorders of the active and passive musculoskeletal system are the most common cause of pain

(chronic or otherwise) around the globe. These disorders include back pain and osteoarthritis

as well as typical sports injuries such as inflammation of the tendons and joints. People who

suffer from these conditions often experience significant limitations in their everyday life as well

as reduced quality of life.

Extracorporeal Magnetotransduction Therapy (EMTT) is a non-invasive procedure developed

specifically for the treatment of these conditions. It differs from other forms of magnetic

field therapy in its higher oscillation frequency and magnetic field strength, also known as

effective transduction power. It is believed that these properties can enhance the healing

processes in the body.

How does the EMTT treatment actually work?
EMTT is a largely risk-free and side-effect-free method. As a patient, you will find the therapy

very comfortable: The therapy loop is positioned over the area of pain while you remain fully

clothed – direct skin contact is not necessary.

Typical conditions where EMTT is used
Joints
Pain treatment
Sports injuries

WHAT IS EXTRACORPOREAL MAGNETO-TRANSDUCTION THERAPY (EMTT)?
Extracorporeal magneto-transduction therapy (EMTT) is a noninvasive, noninvasive treatment

method that offers new options in rehabilitation and regeneration. Painful areas of the body are

treated with high-energy magnetic pulses. The therapy system builds up a voltage of between

15 and 30 kV within fractions of a second. The generated energy is transferred to the body areas

via the treatment loop. The pulse intensity penetrates cell membranes and manages to become

therapeutically effective in the cell. Depending on the setting, the impulses penetrate up to

18 cm deep into the tissue, so that deeper tissue layers are also reached. Since the individual

impulses are of short duration, there is no increase in temperature in the tissue.

WHAT ARE THE AREAS OF APPLICATION?
Extracorporeal magneto-transduction therapy is used in various fields, including degenerative joint

diseases, degenerative tendon diseases, as pain therapy, to accelerate healing in bone fractures

and sports injuries. Very good results are also achieved in overuse syndromes, bone edema,

stress fractures and inflammation of the pubic bone (so-called osteitis pubis). It is also an

ideal complement to extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT).