Anthony Tickner, DPM discusses extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) and differentiate between types of shockwaves. Dr Tickner, also reviews how pulsed acoustic cellular expression technology interacts with tissues on a cellular level, the mechanism of action on wound healing, as well as clinical studies and real-life cases to demonstrate efficacy.
Anthony Tickner, DPM
Medical Director
Saint Vincent Hospital/RestorixHealth Wound Care Center
Worcester, MA
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