Focused shockwave therapy, also called extracorporeal pulse activation technology or EPAT, is a non-invasive medical treatment widely used for addressing soft tissue injuries without the need for surgeries or extensive drug therapy.
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Shockwave therapy has transformed how we treat chronic pain and sports injuries, offering a non-invasive option popular among medical professionals and patients. Initially developed in the 1960s, it has evolved from medical research to being used to break down kidney stones to mainstream therapeutic use for various soft tissue conditions.
