Zimmer® super inductive therapy

In bone tissue, super inductive therapy can support the cellular activity and bioelectrical processes involved in bone repair and remodelling, backing up its natural regeneration and healing mechanisms. It can therefore be included in the treatment of fractures, delayed union and bone stress injuries.

In neuropathic pain, it allows non-invasive neuromodulation of the nerve structures involved in generating and transmitting pain, with the aim of modulating their excitability and reducing sustained or exaggerated nerve responses.

In nociplastic pain and central sensitisation, it can form part of strategies aimed at modulating nervous system hyperexcitability and the amplification of pain signals, supporting greater tolerance to movement and functional recovery.