The mechanism of action ofAerion devices is based on generating a high-intensity electromagnetic field through a coil present within the main applicator. This electromagnetic field penetrates the body and affects the neuromusculartissue forsuccessful pain management.

The device also offers a range of frequencies and intensities to choose from. This is especially useful where the physiotherapists can select the appropriate frequency and intensity to relieve pain, support the fracture healing process,and relax orstrengthen muscles depending on the patient’s requirements.

ome of the most common uses of electromagnetic therapy are as follows:

It involves using electrical impulses that imitate the action potential generated by the central nervous system to aid the contraction of muscles, ultimately leading to muscle strengthening overtime.

To reduce spasticity,it is essential to address the damage to nerve tract in the central motor system that causes it. As muscle tension is regulated by the spinal cord,the use of electromagnetic therapy can help inhibit the increased muscle tension resulting from this impairment.

A noteworthyeffect ofthe high-intensity electromagnetic field is its ability to cause bone cells to proliferate and increase blood circulation in the concerned area. This action further supports progressive cartilage mineralization.

Electromagnetic therapy enables an increased range of motion in joints by channelling repetitive contractions through muscles adjoining the joint capsule.