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Two devices for a whole protocole: EPTE percutaneous electrolyss and EPTE Inertial

EPTE electrolysis and EPTE Inertial Concept in Ireland

21 September, 2017

The EPTE® electrolysis technique is an effective treatment for tendinopathies used by more than 1,000 clinics and hospitals in the world. We will be in Dublin (Ireland) for the first time next 14th October, for a free workshop. Venue adress: Blanchardstown Road North, Dublin 15 Ireland What is Percutaneous Electrolysis Therapy EPTE®? Percutaneous Electrolysis Therapy EPTE® is a ground-breaking technique in the treatment of tendinopathies. The treatment with Percutaneous Electrolysis Therapy it’s fast, effective, and involves minimal pain for the patient. The…

What to do when a tendon hurts

4 August, 2017

Victor Rey

chronic pain, epicondilitis, Percutaneous Electrolysis, Tendinopathy, tendon

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“Tendinitis” is the coloquial word to describe the pathology affecting a tendon. This term is, nowadays, has almost fallen in disuse, as that doesn’t take into consideration the histological changes in the tissue. If we think to have the symptoms of a tendon damaged, we should visit a therapist. The physiotherapist has a wide range of tools for tendinopathies treatment. This article only has the purpose to provide some information about tendon pathology, but it doesn’t claim to substitute the…

EPTE course in London – percutaneous electrolysis

4 July, 2017

Victor Rey

blog, EPTE course, Testimonials

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The EPTE® percutaneous electrolysis training will be back in London next 27th and 28th January. The first EPTE® percutaneous electrolysis course in the UK, with therapist from 10 different nationalities, was a great experience. The professor of this first EPTE® course in London was Álvaro Fernández Rolle. This was the course number 140, and the 10th country where EPTE® did organized a course. The cooperation of the physiotherapist Ms Sara Ayala and the London Healthcare clinic centre was of great importance…

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EPTE® technique and its fantastic results as said by the doctor Pedro Prata

8 June, 2017

Silvia Martins

Clinical cases, Testimonials

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Pedro Miguel Prata, a specialist doctor in General Medicine, Family Medicine and Sports Medicine, told us his opinion and experience with the EPTE® Technique of Percutaneous Electrolysis. Dr. Prata attended to the Official EPTE® Percutaneous Electrolysis Course performed in Oporto in November 2016. His expectations regarding the percutaneous electrolysis technique were high. Currently, Dr. Prata is very satisfied with his results with this invasive technique and he decided to talk about them. Dr. Pedro Prata, interview about the application of Percutaneous Electrolysis According…

Percutaneous electrolysis course in London

17 May, 2017

Victor Rey

EPTE course, Percutaneous Electrolysis, Sport physiotherapy, Tendinopathy

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The percutaneous electrolysis EPTE® technique involves the application of a galvanic current through an acupuncture needle to accurately reach the damaged part of a tissue. It is currently used by more than 2,500 Physiotherapists, Doctors and Medical Practitioners in 26 different countries and this number continues to grow on a monthly basis. Both the basic and advanced course have been developed by leading experts in the Research and Training Physiotherapist department of EPTE®. The first course in the United Kingdom…

FIBO 2017: EPTE® participation

13 April, 2017

Victoria Cabras

Isoinertial

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FIBO 2017, the fitness convention leader in Europe and known all around the world has come to its end and the EPTE® team is back to our headquarters in Valencia. They have been 4 challenging and exciting days, full of visits and interest, questions and answers, new ideas and some gratifications. We come back home happy and with a lot of ideas in our head, looking forward to accomplish them! 1… 2… 3… 🏆💪🏻 Hall 8/E05 #fibo2017 #fibo #epte #epteinertialconcept…

Ready to FIBO!

5 April, 2017

Nadia Alonso Lopez

Isoinertial, Percutaneous Electrolysis, Sport physiotherapy

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This week we have two important international appointments. FIBO starts next Thursday and we are already there to introduce our devices EPTE® System and EPTE® Inertial Concept. There will be more than 150.000 visitors in these reference worldwide exhibition. Also, we will be in Oport (Portugal) these weekend. There is Promofitness, one of the most important event in health and fitness in Europe. Are you ready? We are!

Marketing for Physical Therapists: some advice you should know

27 January, 2017

Silvia Martins

blog, Uncategorized

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Marketing for physical therapists is a subject that is still a difficult task for some professionals. Nowadays, it is necessary for a professional to be always informed about what is going on on his professional field and on the world around him. Many health professionals do not know the importance of marketing for physical therapists and, consequently, the importance of knowing how to create a good marketing plan for physical therapy clinics. The importance of marketing for physical therapists The marketing plan for physical therapists…

10 reasons to choose Percutaneous Electrolysis EPTE®

1 December, 2016

Silvia Martins

blog, CE marking for Medical Devices, Electrotherapy, EPTE course, Sport physiotherapy, Tendinopathy, Therapeutic Electrolysis, Training course

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Tendinopathies or tendon lesions, which until recently were associated with tendinitis, account for around 35% of occupational diseases in EU countries, from 30 to 50% of athletes are affected by this type of Pathologies, as well as 5% of the sedentary population, being affected a high percentage of the patients who come to the clinics of the physiotherapists. Percutaneous Electrolysis has proven to be a very effective technique in the treatment of this type of injuries. There are several percutaneous electrolysis…

Interpolar distance: safety in electrolysis application

24 November, 2016

Victor Rey

Invasive physiotherapy, Percutaneous Electrolysis

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The interpolar distance (distance between the two poles anode and cathode) has a main role in the electric safety when the electrolysis technique is applied. Galvanic current flows through the tissues between the two points, and will affect them depending on their degeneration level: pathologic tissue has a lower resistance to current electrical flow (electrical resistance) due its physic and biological features. Both in the cathode and anode (negative pole and positive pole) some histologic changes will be produced due…