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| Dimension | Typical Range | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indication / Target Tissues | Soft tissue injuries in horses, including tendinopathy and desmitis | - | Common soft-tissue targets such as SDFT, suspensory ligaments, and ligament injuries |
| Energy Flux Density (EFD) | 0.10 - 0.25 | mJ/mm² | Low to mid energy range used for soft-tissue injuries |
| Shocks per Session | 1200 - 2500 | shocks | Higher end for deeper or thicker tissues |
| Sessions per Course | 3 - 6 | sessions | Typically weekly or every 3–7 days |
| Inter-session Interval | 3 - 7 | days | Adjusted by tissue response and clinician protocol |
| Total Treatment Duration | 2 - 6 | weeks | Sum of all sessions across course |
| Time to Pain Relief | 7 - 21 | days | Pain reduction often reported within 1–3 weeks after course |
| Functional Improvement Rate | 60 - 85 | % | Varies with injury type and rehabilitation adherence |
| Return to Full Training Time | 6 - 12 | weeks | Progressive rehab after course; dependent on condition |
| Adjunctive Therapies | Exercise program, rehabilitation protocols, rest | - | Used in combination with therapy; not a substitute for rehab |
| Evidence Level | Moderate to High | - | Literature supports benefits in various equine soft-tissue injuries |