Hyperthermia is a new development in the field of thermotherapy. The internal heating, through the use of electromagnetic field generators combined with an external cooling source, both of which are highly and precisely controlled, make Hyperthermia an innovation that overcomes the technological and therapeutic limits of traditional thermotherapy such as infrared, wax and hot packs. Thermal effect depth is up to 7 cm with a treatment temperature of 39 to 42 degrees Celsius which results in a better and quicker recovery in many conditions.
Indications for Hyperthermia include:

1. Muscle contractures, contusions, ossified myotis and groin strains.
2. Tendonitis of achilles, patella, rotator cuff and biceps.
3. Epicondylitis and plantar fasciitis.
4. Knee, lumbar, cervical, metacarpal and coxofemoral arthritis.
5. Stress fracture and adhesive capsulitis.
6. Baker’s Cyst, Trochanteric bursitis and patellar bursitis.
7. Plantar neuroma, Carpal Tunnel Syndrom and Tarsal Tunnel Syndrom.