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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Magnetic pulses as possible additional treatment. Read about the technique, the research and the balancing of your situation.
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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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