Magnetotransduction Therapy (EMTT)

Extracorporeal magnetotransduction therapy at Straits Podiatry

What is Magnetotransduction Therapy (EMTT)?

Magnetotransduction therapy or extracorporeal magnetotransduction therapy (EMTT) is a non-surgical therapy device that uses a high-frequency magnetic field to manage various musculoskeletal diseases. EMTT is an advanced form of traditional pulsed electromagnetic field (PEMF) therapy, generating higher energy and deep penetration of up to 18cm.

Benefits of Magnetotransduction Therapy

EMTT is a safe and non-invasive therapy that has no reported side effects. Patients managed with EMTT will generally experience minimal discomfort during treatment and no downtime will be required after the treatment.

The benefits of EMTT include:

  • Regulates cell membrane permeability
  • Regulates inflammation pathway, reduces inflammation
  • Increases cellular reproduction and regeneration
  • Stimulate tissue healing response

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Conditions Managed with EMTT

Conditions that can be managed with EMTT include:

  • Degenerative Joint Disease (e.g Arthritis, arthrosis, herniated discs, spondyloarthrosis)
  • Sports or musculoskeletal injuries (e.g Achilles tendonitisposterior tibial tendonitis)
  • Chronic pain (e.g low back pain, sciatica, neuralgia)

When Should EMTT be Avoided?

EMTT has no reported side effects and is considered a very safe therapy option. However, as EMTT produces a highly energetic and highly oscillating electromagnetic field, precautions similar to taking an MRI should be taken.

EMTT should be avoided if you have the following:

  • Pregnancy
  • Metal implants that are not suitable for MRI
  • Electrical devices in the body (e.g Pacemakers, hearing aids)
  • Metallic accessories on the body or clothing

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