[Deep Oscillation: therapeutic-rehabilitative experiences with a new electrostatic device]

Area of Science:

• Biomedical Engineering
• Physical Therapy
• Electromagnetic Therapy

Background:

• Deep Oscillation® utilizes low-frequency electromagnetic radiation to modulate immune responses.
• It is applicable for pain, tumor, and inflammation management.
• The therapy addresses conditions like surgical wound trauma, sports injuries, low back pain, and cervicobrachial pain.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the efficacy of Deep Oscillation® therapy in patients resistant to conventional treatments.
• To assess its application in various pain and inflammation conditions.
• To investigate the synergistic effects with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs).

Main Methods:

• 34 surgical wound cases, 30 sports edema cases, 20 low back pain cases, and 10 cervicobrachial pain cases were treated.
• Treatment involved Deep Oscillation® sessions three times weekly for 20 minutes.
• A subset of 15 patients received concurrent NSAIDs, electrolytes, and vitamins to assess synergistic effects.

Main Results:

• Deep Oscillation® demonstrated effectiveness in some cases from the first/third therapy session, leading to full recovery.
• The combination of Deep Oscillation® and NSAIDs showed maximum efficiency.
• Electromagnetic radiation from the device likely enhances pharmacological uptake.

Conclusions:

• Deep Oscillation® stimulates the neurosensory system via electrostatic energy.
• It effectively raises the pain threshold and accelerates functional recovery.
• The therapy facilitates pharmacological uptake, improving treatment outcomes.