Title: Electroanalgesia in Sports Medicine: Enhancing Athletic Performance and Recovery through Quantum Re-Generation Technology
In the realm of sports medicine, innovation and unique solutions are constantly sought to optimize athletic performance and aid in recovery. One such groundbreaking technology is the Quantum Re-Generation, a novel and distinctive approach in its field that treats pain and acts on a muscular level with decontraction action. This is achieved through the emission of high-tension depolarizing microcurrents.
The Quantum Re-Generation exhibits a therapeutic effect on both acute and chronic post-traumatic pain, as well as possessing anti-inflammatory and decontraction properties. Its mechanism of action is based on the Gate Control Theory, allowing for the inhibition of nociceptive afferent transmission through small-diameter fibers. This is accomplished through the use of pulsed microcurrents with a time period of one millionth of a second per impulse, acting on muscular tissue and exerting a decontraction effect while increasing tissue oxygenation.
The Quantum Re-Generation employs a procedure of electro-analgesia and neuro-modulation. In general, the ultimate goal of any analgesia technique is to inhibit pain transmission using an electrical stimulus. The Quantum Re-Generation features interchangeable tip attachments for treating small, localized areas such as the temporomandibular joint or extended areas like the treatment of peripheral nerve canal syndromes such as the Sciatic Nerve.
The Quantum Re-Generation operates through the use of depolarizing high-tension microcurrents, acting on the inhibition of pain by blocking nociceptor transmission and promoting cellular regeneration. This technique of electroanalgesia acts on the C-fibers’ receptors (specialized neurons that transmit pain slowly and deeply) to provide a ‘counter-information’.
The analgesic effect is immediate. Similarly, as chronic pain remodels neural circuits and creates ‘vicious circles’ that amplify suffering, repeated application of this therapy with a complete cycle of multiple sessions can, in turn, remodel these altered sensory circuits, allowing for a reduction in hyper-sensitivity to pain.
To date, the Quantum Re-Generation has been extensively tested on patients with various painful musculoskeletal symptoms, neuropathic pain, and even oncological pain across different pathologies. After just one application, it has proven extremely useful for patients with subacromial conflict syndrome and shoulder tendon pain, as well as rotator cuff tendinitis.
It has demonstrated effectiveness in inhibiting plantar fasciitis pain caused by calcaneal spurs. Positive results have been observed in patients with degenerative joint arthrosis and associated pain and functional limitation. All cervical, dorsal, lumbar, and sacro-coccygeal back pain has been treated, with very positive results in rheumatoid arthritis and arthrosis of the hand, showing a clear reduction in pain with an increase in hand functionality.
Patients with chronic pain lasting more than six months and acute pain from recent trauma, such as distortive ankle trauma, have also shown positive results. Positive outcomes have been achieved in the treatment of issues related to ligamentous and muscular problems, such as iliotibial band syndrome with pain and limitation of mobility.
The technology has been tested on patients with temporomandibular joint dysfunction, pain at the level of the masticatory muscles due to Bruxism and temporal mandibular joint pain. In this type of patient, a clear reduction in pain and muscle hypertonia, which generated Bruxism, both concentric and eccentric, has been observed.
The apparatus has also been used in a case of neurological rigidity due to Motor Neuron Disease, Sclerosis Laterale Amiotrofica. The patient showed a significant reduction in muscle hypertonia and a significant improvement in walking ability.
The Quantum Re-Generation has been used as an antalgic therapy in the management of non-opioid-responsive oncological pain, showing clear reductions in perceived pain levels. The treatment has been focused on painful bone metastases after Radiotherapy. The apparatus has also been used in the veterinary field. Specifically, dogs with degenerative joint arthrosis in their limbs have been treated. Already from the first treatment, the dog has improved its global mobility, indicating a significant reduction in pain. The joint range of motion and walking on all four limbs with complete weight distribution have also improved.
The apparatus has been well tolerated and accepted by all patients, with no side effects of any kind reported. All treated patients have shown a significant reduction in pain.
