| Feature |
Benefit |
| Quick Start |
Connect the shock head, switch on, select the
energy, the number of shocks and the machine is instantly
ready |
| Soft Start |
The CellSonic machine can be set to start at
a low energy tolerable to the patient and automatically rise
to higher energy levels as the analgesic effect numbs the
nerves thus improving the treatment by avoiding anaesthetics
which are known to reduce the effect of shockwaves on soft
cells. |
| Auto Max |
The electrode tips in the shock head last
longer on low energy and high energy is seldom used all the
time. To get the maximum number of shocks from a head the
computer in the CellSonic machine calculates the number of
shocks at each setting which results in more shocks being
delivered by each head to save money. |
| Volt Lock |
The CellSonic machine automatically adjusts
to the mains power supply anywhere in the world and ensures
that the output voltage is constant. |
| Steady Bang |
A problem with earlier generations of
lithotripters was wild fluctuations in output power and most
users agreed that only the strong shocks were effective with
the result that most shocks were a waste of time and money.
CellSonic’s modern design achieves constant output by
controlling the input voltage with Volt Lock and using high
quality British made capacitors. |
| True Shock |
It is the rise time of the pressure wave that
is most important in a shockwave machine. CellSonic uses the
fastest method known to science by flashing a very high
voltage across electrode tips and controls the switching
with a British made spark gap. This is the only means by
which a true shockwave can be produced and results in fewer
shocks, fewer treatments and quicker healing than any other
method. |
| Foot Switch |
More important to an equine vet treating an
unpredictable horse is the CellSonic foot switch allowing
the vet to jump backwards to safety. The machine immediately
stops, everything is safe and no shocks are wasted. |
| Wheels and Handles |
Take the CellSonic machine anywhere, wheel it
and lift it. It can be laid on its side and carried in the
back of a car. Take the treatment to the patient. |
