High-Energy, Focused Shock Wave That’s UNMATCHED


ü 90% success in treating backs 1


• Clinically proven to reduce lameness in horses with Navicular Syndrome, tendon/ligament injuries, and other chronic orthopedic conditions


• Delivers high-energy, focused shock waves to customizable depths (up to 110 mm)


• Backed by more than a decade of clinical research – unmatched by any other system


ü 81% improvement in horses with Navicular Syndrome 3


• Used at more veterinary universities and clinics worldwide • Treatments covered by most insurance companies


ü Faster healing of coffin joint collateral ligaments 2


VersatronShockWave.com 1 Allen, K Virginia Equine Imaging • 2 Turner T, Anoka Equine Veterinary Services. • 3 McClure S, et al. 2004 AAEP • Proceedings. Vol. 50 • ©2014 PulseVet Technologies, Alpharetta, GA. Leaders in Regenerative Healing


Get the most out of Pure PRP ProTec™ PRP – Simple, consistent preparation meets effective healing


• Blood-separating technology ensures pure PRP – separating gel physically separates plasma and platelets from red and white blood cells – takes the guess work out of PRP separation


• 9 mL of blood and 6-minute centrifuge spin achieves consistent plasma and platelet separation every time


• Technology results in fibrin matrix so platelets and growth factors remain protected until activation


• Closed-system preparation yields 4-5 mL of PRP ready for sterile injection into tendon/ligaments, soft-tissue and wounds


• Portable PRP processing available: with case, sterile kits, and low-cost centrifuge


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