Electromagnetic Vet

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Globus veterinary electromagnetic therapy

PEMF:

impulses that regenerate

What are pulsed electromagnetic fields?

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy (PEMF) is a therapy based on pulsed electromagnetic fields that stimulates cellular regeneration and microcirculation, promoting overall tissue recovery.

When to use PEMF?

Main fields of application

PEMF therapy is indicated in the treatment of musculoskeletal injuries, where it provides cellular bio-stimulation and metabolic activation, supporting tissue regeneration processes.

By improving microcirculation and tissue oxygenation, this therapy contributes to anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, facilitating functional recovery in cases of injury, muscle strain, and overload.

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Tendon and muscle pathologies

PEMF therapy is particularly suitable for the treatment of tendon and muscle pathologies, where it promotes cellular bio-stimulation and metabolic activation at tissue level.

Improved microcirculation and enhanced oxygenation support soft tissue healing and contribute to pain reduction and functional recovery in cases of muscle injuries, strains, and overload.

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Joint and degenerative disorders

In the management of joint and degenerative disorders such as osteoarthritis, synovitis, and capsulitis, PEMF therapy represents a valuable therapeutic support.

By promoting tissue oxygenation and nutrient exchange, PEMF therapy contributes to improved joint function and supports the management of pain associated with chronic degenerative conditions.

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Post-surgical recovery, lameness, and performance support

PEMF therapy is also applied in post-surgical and chronic conditions, as well as in functional alterations of musculoskeletal origin, including lameness.

By interacting with cell membranes and optimizing metabolic activity, PEMF therapy supports bone and soft tissue healing. It is also used for performance and recovery support, helping reduce stiffness, muscle fatigue, and delayed-onset muscle soreness (DOMS).

Globus devices for PEMF therapies