TP Tool
The TP-TOOL® now makes it possible to localise trigger points and many other tissue irritations in a way that is quick and comfortable for the patient. It is designed to support the therapist’s hands and enable quick and easy investigations of the myofascial system, in turn allowing therapy processes (using radial and focused shock wave therapy, for example) to be administered in exactly the areas that require it.
Light contact pressure is applied to the tissue to be examined using the TP-TOOL® at a 45° application angle. The swelling associated with the pathology in the tissue leads to a perceptible displacement of the roller. Due to the elliptical shape of the roller, it is also possible to precisely locate deep-seated and minute trigger points and irritation zones by moving the tissue crosswise.
The TP-TOOL® now makes it possible to localise trigger points and many other tissue irritations in a way that is quick and comfortable for the patient. It is designed to support the therapist’s hands and enable quick and easy investigations of the myofascial system, in turn allowing therapy processes (using radial and focused shock wave therapy, for example) to be administered in exactly the areas that require it.
Light contact pressure is applied to the tissue to be examined using the TP-TOOL® at a 45° application angle. The swelling associated with the pathology in the tissue leads to a perceptible displacement of the roller. Due to the elliptical shape of the roller, it is also possible to precisely locate deep-seated and minute trigger points and irritation zones by moving the tissue crosswise.
The TP-TOOL® now makes it possible to localise trigger points and many other tissue irritations in a way that is quick and comfortable for the patient. It is designed to support the therapist’s hands and enable quick and easy investigations of the myofascial system, in turn allowing therapy processes (using radial and focused shock wave therapy, for example) to be administered in exactly the areas that require it.
Light contact pressure is applied to the tissue to be examined using the TP-TOOL® at a 45° application angle. The swelling associated with the pathology in the tissue leads to a perceptible displacement of the roller. Due to the elliptical shape of the roller, it is also possible to precisely locate deep-seated and minute trigger points and irritation zones by moving the tissue crosswise.