Pain relief, metabolism acceleration, and improvement of tissue regeneration processes – rehabilitation and physiotherapy

SUPER INDUCTIVE STIMULATION (SIS) is the most technologically advanced achievement of biomedical engineering in the field of magnetic therapy.

Super Inductive Stimulation (SIS) is a modern and innovative technology that uses a high-intensity electromagnetic field, which positively affects human tissue.

SIS therapy has the following effects

strong pain-relieving and regenerative effects
stimulates muscles
mobilizes joints
improves breathing
accelerates wound healing

Benefits offered by SIS therapy

deep penetration of the stimulus affects the neuromuscular tissue, allowing treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal and nervous system disorders;
the electromagnetic field induces a response in muscle tissue leading to the desired contraction of muscles surrounding the joint, mobilizing and unlocking it;
improvement in blood circulation and acceleration of tissue metabolism support tissue regeneration, thereby speeding up fracture healing even in early stages;
a wide range of electromagnetic field frequencies reduces muscle tension, effectively reducing spasticity.

Indications for SIS therapy

A high-intensity electromagnetic field can be used for rapid pain relief, speeding up metabolism, and improving tissue regeneration processes.

Common indications for SIS treatments:

painful shoulder syndrome
carpal tunnel syndrome
nerve and muscle regeneration
joint mobilization, muscle strength improvement
reduction of spasticity, including post-stroke
prevention of muscle atrophy
muscle stimulation
back pain, sciatica, discopathies, intervertebral disc hernia
fractures and joint dislocations
jumper's knee
tennis elbow, golfer's elbow
degenerative diseases
rheumatoid arthritis (RA)

Contraindications for SIS therapy

Super Inductive Stimulation is a safe and very effective procedure, causing no significant strain on the body.

WARNING: The procedure is not performed near the head and heart areas nor in individuals who have not completed bone growth (children and adolescents).

Contraindications for physiotherapy using SIS include:

cancer diseases
heart and circulatory system diseases
electronic and metal implants
pacemakers
epilepsy
pregnancy
fever
incomplete bone growth

Preparation for Super Inductive Stimulation procedure

Initial consultation with a physiotherapist is required to undergo SIS therapy.
Bring any relevant medical documentation to the consultation, including X-rays, MRI, CT scans.
The procedure requires no special preparation, but it is advisable to wear comfortable clothing that does not restrict movement.
If you suspect you might be pregnant, inform the physiotherapist before the procedure.