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Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) equipment has emerged as a transformative non-invasive solution in global healthcare, revolutionizing rehabilitation and orthopedic treatments by eliminating the need for invasive surgery. As chronic diseases like orthopedic disorders and chronic pain rise worldwide, coupled with growing clinical preference for safe, effective non-invasive therapies, the ESWT market is entering a phase of robust growth. This article delves into ESWT’s core technologies, diverse applications, global market dynamics—including size, competition, and regional trends—and future trajectories, offering a holistic view of how this equipment is shaping the future of patient-centric, minimally invasive care.

Penang, Malaysia – August 23, 2025 – Leading rehab equipment firm Longest Medical concluded a successful AOCPRM 2025 showcase. The 9th Asia-Oceanian Rehab Conference (Aug 21-23, Setia SPICE Convention Centre, Penang)—co-hosted with Malaysia’s 16th Annual Rehab Conference—brought global experts together. Longest Medical, at Booth B06, attracted wide interest with its advanced devices, and two products stood out as top picks.

Founded in 2000, Longest Medical strives to be a global leader in physiotherapy and rehabilitation products. It expands product lines via cutting-edge tech and professional R&D to serve medical providers worldwide.​
At the August 21-24, 2025 Orlando chiropractic exhibition (the world’s largest), its booth buzzed. The Cryotherapy Device LGT-2410S (non-contact, -78°C CO₂) treats acute soft tissue injuries and works for sports medicine recovery and post-aesthetic inflammation reduction. The Electromagnetic Focused Shockwave Therapy Device LGT-2520AP (stable energy, precise targeting) aids chiropractic care, orthopedic bone issues (e.g., calcifications), and some non-invasive treatments.​
The exhibition let Longest Medical showcase products, spurred industry talks on chiropractic’s future, and helped it drive global medical device innovation and advanced tech use in patient care.

This article explains the role of DVT pumps (compression therapy devices) in thrombosis prevention. It first outlines key facts about Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), including its causes, risks of pulmonary embolism (PE), and high mortality. Focusing on how DVT pumps work, it highlights their safety (no bleeding risk), effectiveness (accelerating blood flow via sequential compression), and convenience. It details features of the LONGEST LGT-2200DVT, such as multi-mode control and overpressure protection, along with therapeutic mechanisms, indications, contraindications, and precautions, emphasizing their role in preventing DVT and improving patient care.​