What is EMRT?

Used extensively across Europe, EMRT is a unique form of electromagnetic therapy for healing damaged structures such as cartilage, intervertebral discs, bones, the attachment points of tendons, ligament structures and the articular capsule within all joints. It has also been proven in the treatment of osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, stress fractures and the mal-union of broken bones.

It is an innovative technological advanced form of therapy that uses a noninvasive medical device to treat arthritis, osteoporosis, accident, work, sports and repetitive stress injuries. What makes this therapy unique is that it merges traditional and non-traditional medical care. While the therapy harnesses the body's own ability to heal it-self (a non-traditional approach), the technology has gone through scientifically rigorous clinical trials with successes and patient benefits.

How is EMRT done?

The technology sounds simple and so is the procedure. All it requires is 9-12 sessions with each lasting for an hour. As it is absolutely non-invasive, patients need not get hospitalized and can wear any clothes of their choice. Based on the location of the joint to be treated, they are suitably positioned on the EMRT machine to facilitate smooth passage of pulsating signals over the cartilage. Any warm sensation or tingling feelings are signs of reconstruction of tissues and they are quite normal.

Benefits Of EMRT

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  EMRT is non-invasive and free of surgery, pain, and drugs

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  High success rate

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  Pain relief

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  Has the ability to eliminate or delay the necessity of surgery

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  Easily stimulates repair and growth of cartilage

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  Increased bone density

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  Improved bone quality