- Last updated on May 21, 2024
- This program may be subject to change without prior notice
The subjects of the 26th ISMST world congress are:
Friday June 7th
1. Basic research in ESWT
Keynote: Johannes Holfeld (Austria)
Direct cardiac shockwave therapy – insights from the CAST-HF trial
Invited: Felix Naegele
Mechanical stimulation of vascular recovery in non-ischemic heart failure (presenter Johannes Holfeld)
2. Musculoskeletal ESWT indications
Keynote: Ibrahim Kulac (Austria)
Rotator cuff tendinitis calcarea – Fractional therapy with focused extracorporeal shock waves; A Clinical Report on Validity and Reliability
Invited: Xing Gengyan (China)
Effects of individual shock wave therapy vs celecoxib on hip pain caused by femoral head necrosis
3. ESWT in Neurology
Keynote: Thomas Nedelka
Shockwaves and neuroplasticity – from tendon injuries to brain stimulation
Invited: Karin Freitag (Spain)
Transcranial Pulse Stimulation improves cognition and mood in Alzheimer´s disease: Results from a case-control study
4. Pain management
Keynote: Ludger Gerdesmeyer
Understanding Pain
Invited: Hannes Muller Ehrenberg
Shockwave for Muscle and Connective Tissues- an Update of Myofascial Shockwave Therapy
Saturday June 8th
5. ESWT in Urology
Keynote: Irwin Goldstein
Low intensity shockwave therapy for erectile dysfunction: a sham-controlled randomized trial concomitantly examining lower urinary tract symptoms
Invited: Jens Rassweiler
EAU-expert Meeting at UroTec 24 on Extracorporeal shock wave therapy in Urology
6. ESWT in Sports Medicine
Keynote: Karsten Knobloch
ESWT in High Level Athletes
Invited: Carlos Leal
Complications and Poor Results of ESWT in Sports Medicine
7. ESWT in wounds, scars & lymphatics
Keynote: Karsten Knobloch
ESWT for Skin Rejuvenation and Cellulite
Invited: Rainer Mittermayr
Advancements in Shockwave Therapy for Wound Management: A Comprehensive Update
8. New developments
Keynote: Wolfgang Schaden (Austria)
The Future of Shockwave Therapy
Invited Speaker: Thijs Janssen (Netherlands)
Results of ESWT, according to the ICF, in patients with knee osteoarthritis: A systematic review