Reviewing the physiological effects of low intensity ultrasound, discussing the clinical evidence for the use of long duration, low intensity ultrasound, and explaining why long duration, low intensity ultrasound may lead to better outcomes than traditional ultrasound.
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2:14- Physiological effects of low-intensity ultrasound
-Tendons

Increased collagen synthesis
Improved collagen alignment

-Muscle

Improved satellite cell proliferation
Improved protein expression

-Ligament

Improved mechanical properties
Increased collagen diameter

5:55- Clinical use of long duration, low intensity ultrasound
-Achilles and elbow tendonopathy

Improved pain and strength

-Knee osteoarthritis

Improved pain and function over 6 weeks

-Upper trap trigger points

Improved pain over 4 weeks

9:55- What makes long duration, low intensity ultrasound different than traditional ultrasound
-More sound energy is absorbed
-Heating is done gradually
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