Physiotherapy

EPI® (Percutaneous Intratissue Electrolysis)

An ultrasound-guided invasive physiotherapy technique that applies a galvanic current through a sterile, non-cannulated needle, producing a controlled local inflammatory response that promotes phagocytosis of degenerated tissue and stimulates the biological processes of tissue repair and regeneration.

Technology EPI® Reference equipment our team works with.

About this technique

A galvanic current is applied directly to the affected tissue through a sterile needle, using ultrasound guidance to locate the injury and make the procedure more precise.

It is mainly used for certain tendinopathies and soft-tissue injuries. It forms part of an individual physiotherapy programme, usually combined with therapeutic exercise and progressive loading to support functional recovery.

Indications

When can it help you?

  • Tendinopathies
  • Enthesopathies
  • Plantar fasciopathy
  • Muscle injuries
  • Fibrosis
  • Ligament injuries

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Professionals who apply it

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