Technologies

The ICSC 2.0 device, which is used in patients with low back and neck hernia, is a non-surgical treatment method with a success rate of up to 93% in patients who are recommended to have surgery or who have not recovered after surgery.

It is the method used in upper extremity dysfunctions and upper extremity paralysis as a result of Central Nervous System diseases (for example, due to stroke).

High-intensity laser therapy, known as high-intensity laser therapy (HILT), received FDA approval in 2002. It is becoming increasingly popular and used safely in modern medical centers and hospitals around the world. It is a photobiostimulation treatment with Gallium Aluminum Arsenide (GaAlAs) diodes and devices that produce electromagnetic energy with the latest generation Class 4 laser technology.

ESWT (Extracorporeal ShockWave Therapy); In short, "shock wave therapy" is a new type of "non-invasive" (does not require interventional) treatment based on focusing the generated powerful sound waves on a desired area of the body by means of an ellipsoidal steel bowl.

Robot Assisted Gait Therapy (Robogait®) is a robot-assisted gait rehabilitation system used for regaining and improving walking ability in cases of loss of walking ability due to traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, stroke, neurological or orthopedic reasons.

Among the bioenergy types that affect the human body from the environment, the magnetic field has a special place. The effects of magnetic fields on the organism are used for diagnosis and treatment. MRI (colloquially known as EMAR) diagnostic method is the best known of these. In the direction of treatment, we use it in the form of pulsating (vibrating) magnetic field therapy.

The connection points of the ligaments between the joints are called ligaments. The current given in the high-intensity magnetic field treatment reaches the ligaments and stimulates the ligaments holding the bones.

Capacitive/resistive endothermy or diathermic therapy (often known as tecar therapy – T.E.C.A.R. Therapy (Acronymuos of Capacitive and Resistive Transfer Energy) (short for capacitive and resistive energetic transfer)) is a therapy that stimulates the organism's natural repair processes and shortens motor recovery time.

It is a form of treatment developed as a result of scientific research in the field of cell biology at the University of Erlangen. dr. Matrix rhythm therapy, which is based on the rhythm in our body and is based on the rhythm in our body, is important as a method that keeps our body healthy and helps to heal musculoskeletal disorders.

When standing on the whole body vibration platform, a whole body vibration exercise program is organized with increasing intensity, with rest periods in between, taking into account the direction of the vibration, its frequency, the amplitude and the magnitude of the vibration determined by the acceleration.

Lowering local body temperature for therapeutic purposes is called cryotherapy. In terms of physical therapy, it is defined as cold below 18 degrees, cool between 18-24, warm between 24-33 and neutral temperature of 33-35.

It is a modern treatment method that enables the activation and remodeling of neurons in the brain with the magnetic stimulation system.