ShockWAVE 2000 MedLine

The ShockWAVE 2000 Med Line is the Globus medical radial shock wave device: it activates the body's natural regenerative processes with high-energy acoustic impulses, specifically designed for targeted treatment of myofascial and musculoskeletal pain syndromes. The system features a tablet touch screen interface, with an integrated display and real-time pressure feedback on the handpiece, making the setup and control quick and clear in clinical routine.

Key benefits at a glance

• 66 preset protocols for anatomical regions and typical conditions + freely programmable treatments.
• Pneumatic, radial technology with a wide parameter range: 1–5 bar pressure, 1–20 Hz frequency.
• Shock count counter and dose control up to 100–9900 shocks per treatment.
• Dual channel (2 connectors, not simultaneous use) – flexible workflow within a clinic.
• Ergonomic handpiece with integrated LCD, Auto Start and Run Time functions for continuous feedback.
• Robust design: 430 × 320 × 150 mm, 16.6 kg, 100–240 V AC, 240 VA.

ShockWAVE 2000 Med Line in everyday practice

Targeted clinical protocols – 66 ready programs

The built-in programs cover the most common musculoskeletal indications from the neck to the shoulder, elbow, and wrist all the way to thoracic, hip, knee, and foot problems.

Typical examples: rotator cuff tendonitis (acute/chronic), calcific tendinitis, tennis/golfer's elbow, tunnel syndromes, patellofemoral syndrome, patellar tendinopathy, tibial periostitis, Achilles tendon problems, plantar fasciitis, heel spur, Morton’s neuralgia, as well as delayed bone healing as an adjunct therapy.

The software organizes the list by anatomical regions for quick and clear selection.

Parameter setting and dose management

The operator sets pressure (1–5 bar) and frequency (1–20 Hz) according to the selected protocol or customized scheme; the handpiece display shows real-time pressure.

Load is monitored by the shock count counter (100–9900); Run Time indicates ongoing treatment, and Auto Start streamlines workflow.

Ergonomic workflow in clinical settings

The device uses a color touch tablet as the user interface, and the handpiece's integrated LCD provides key data directly in the therapist's hand.

Two channels are available (not for simultaneous use), with two handpiece holders on the side for quick instrument exchange.

Optional accessories and supplements

Various transmitters are available based on therapeutic target and tissue depth – offering different energy concentrations by diameter and geometry:

• D36 (Ø 36 mm) – larger surface, more diffuse effect
• D20 (Ø 20 mm) – standard (included in basic package)
• R15 (Ø 15 mm) – "focused" type, more concentrated beam
• D15 (Ø 15 mm) – smaller surface, for targeted soft tissue applications
• F15 (Ø 15 mm) – elongated form, access to harder-to-reach areas
• D10 (Ø 10 mm) – higher energy density on small areas
• A6 (Ø 6 mm) – for point applications

For mobility and service across multiple rooms, carts (Shockwave Transport Trolley, Easy Go Cart) and an extra handpiece are available.

Technical specifications

• Technology: pneumatic, radial shock wave
• Pressure: 1–5 bar
• Frequency: 1–20 Hz
• Channels: 2 (not for simultaneous use)
• Programmable shock count: 100–9900
• Interface: color touch tablet + LCD on handpiece (real-time pressure)
• Power supply: 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz, 240 VA
• Dimensions, weight: 430 × 320 × 150 mm; 16.6 kg

Application areas (examples)

• Shoulder girdle: rotator cuff tendon issues (acute/chronic), calcific tendinitis, subacromial impingement/bursitis
• Elbow–forearm–wrist: lateral/medial epicondylitis, De Quervain, post wrist fracture conditions
• Spine: cervical and lumbar myofascial trigger points, low back pain
• Hip–thigh–knee: trochanter major bursitis, adductor trigger points, patellofemoral syndrome, patellar tendinopathy
• Lower leg–foot: tibial periostitis, Achilles tendon issues, plantar fasciitis/heel spur, Morton’s neuralgia, adjunct therapy for stress fractures
• Special protocols: delayed bone healing, bone marrow edema, adjunct therapy for ulcerative lesions

Recommended for

• Physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics, orthopedic specialist practices
• Sports medicine centers, institutions with team doctors and professional coaching
• Private practices needing fast, protocol-based yet customizable shock wave therapy

Safety and compliance

The device is a medical device with CE certification; treatments must be performed exclusively by qualified healthcare professionals with appropriate indication and dose range. Detailed treatment and maintenance instructions can be found in the enclosed manuals.