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Physiotherapy equipment at My Clinic

Ing. Bc. Lucie Garnham

Physiotherapist

Bc. Jana Levans, DiS.

Physiotherapist

Mgr. Zdeněk Louda

Physiotherapist

MUDr. Lenka Mrázková

Rehabilitation doctor

Ingrid Svačinková

Head of physiotherapy and occupational therapy

PhDr. Hana Vránová, Ph.D.

Physiotherapist
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The physical therapists at My Clinic avail of powerful essentials in their toolkit, in the form of the BTL-4825SL Combi Premium, a device which offers the trifecta of technology-based physical therapy (electrotherapy, therapeutic ultrasound, and laser shower), and the BTL 6000 Topline Power – a shockwave generator. Both devices represent cutting-edge technology in their respective field of application.

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Electrotherapy

This form of therapy uses various kinds of electric current and electromagnetic fields, with the primary objectives of pain relief and muscle relaxation. Electrotherapy helps stimulate denervated muscles and electrogymnastics serves to further support muscle contractions.

Areas of application: pain, inflammations, degenerative diseases

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Therapeutic ultrasound

A mechanic oscillation which, when applied to the body, causes tissue structures to vibrate (micro-massage) and, in continuous ultrasound applications, to heat up. This increases blood flow, inducing a myorelaxing effect. The metabolic rate of tissue rises, as does the permeability of the capillaries (which in turn improves the ability of tissue to regenerate).

Areas of application: muscle pain; spinal pain due to blocked vertebrae or muscle spasms; arthrosis, arthritis; joint swellings; recovery from injuries; enthesopathy (e.g. tennis elbow)

Laser therapy

This modern physical therapy method uses laser-induced cell activation. Laser is a type of electromagnetic wave that creates a symmetrically oscillating beam. The therapy reduces pain, has strong anti-inflammatory effects, and improves metabolic activity in tissue and cells. Cells which have been laser-irradiated will gain additional energy and quickly regenerate; their defense mechanism receives a boost and the production of collagen is being ramped up.

Areas of application: pain in muscles and soft tissue; inflammations of joints and ligaments; tendinopathy; carpal tunnel syndrome; pain in the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine; scars
 

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Focused shockwave

This physical therapy involves a "kinetic projectile" of acoustic waves (produced by electromagnets) interacting with an isolated area of tissue at depths of up to 6.5 cm. The shockwave enters the body without damaging patients’ skin in any way. Through vibrations in the connective tissue, shockwave therapy triggers healing and regeneration processes inside the body.

Areas of application: arthrosis (degenerative joint damage); meniscus damage; functional disorders of the spine; soft tissue strain (muscle and tendon pain); joint instability due to chronic distortion; enthesopathy: tennis elbow, golfer’s elbow, groin pain, jumpers’ knee, etc.; poorly healing fractures; bone protrusions; Achilles tendinitis
 

More about Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy for Adults

Our Team

The MY CLINIC rehabilitation team is composed of specialists in the field. We use the latest procedures and proven treatment trends. We place the main emphasis on an individual, psychosomatic approach to a rehabilitation plan tailored to each patient. In addition to individual physiotherapy, it also includes various modalities of physical therapy and the use of special aids.



The team leader is a rehabilitation doctor with an attestation in the field of Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine, Internal Medicine and is included in the pre-certification training in the field of psychosomatics.  The team leader indicates and coordinates medical rehabilitation procedures. He/she performs diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, suggests and organizes rehabilitation treatment, prescribes drugs, applies injections, acupuncture. As part of her postgraduate specialization in myoskeletal medicine, she performs differential diagnostics within the framework of functional and structural changes in the musculoskeletal system. As a certified internist, she applies a holistic approach to the patient. She specializes in pelvic floor issues, psychosomatics, osteopathy, viscero-vertebral relationships.