Electrotherapy and ultrasound in the practice for physiotherapy, osteopathy and manual therapy in Berlin Schöneberg.
Like thermal measures, electrotherapy and ultrasound are often used as complementary remedies.
By means of ion flows in the body via locally or segmentally applied electrodes (electrotherapy) or the generation of mechanical vibrations in the tissue with very high frequencies (ultrasound), the regenerative capacity of tissue is increased, tissue and muscle tension is optimized and pain is alleviated, among other things.
In addition to the conventional method of manual operation of the ultrasound head during ultrasound treatment, we also offer the new method of static ultrasonic treatment.
In this case, the ultrasound probe is applied to the area to be treated by means of a vacuum, whereby the sound waves are electronically controlled.
In this context, it is important to understand that said motion control of the sound waves serves to avoid heat hotspots.
From left to right: Stephan Schick, Ulrike Dillo, Raoul Schipke, Thomas Müller, Margret Geray, Pascal Eckert
