This treatment involves the use of ultrasound waves above the range of human hearing to treat a variety of injuries. The use of ultrasound helps increase blood flow to the local area to reduce swelling and inflammation in that area. It is also used to heal bone fractures.

The US200 ultrasound causes tissue molecules to vibrate through the continuous transmission of sound waves.

These vibrations cause increased heat and friction in the molecules. This thermal effect leads to increased metabolism of tissue cells and, as a result, healing of soft tissues.

Localized elevation of temperature can be used to accelerate healing. It is commonly used in cases of myofascial pain, muscle strains or sprains, scarring, or adhesions.