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calcium deposits in 57.6%, partial elimination or fragmentation in 15.1%, and unchanged
in 27.3% for the shockwave group. For the control group, the calcium deposit was frag-
mented in 1 (16.7%) and unchanged in 5 (83.3%). None showed recurrence of calcium
deposit 2 years after shockwave therapy. There was a correlation of functional improve-
ment with the elimination of calcium deposit [
94
]. Jurgowski and Loew treated patients
with two sessions of 2,000 impulses each of shockwave and reported a marked reduction
of symptoms with an average of 30% improvement in the Constant score at the 12
-
week
follow
-
up. Radiographs showed complete elimination of the calcification in seven pa-
tients, and partial elimination in five patients. Magnetic resonance imaging did not show
any lasting damage to bone or soft tissue [
95
,
96
]. Rompe et al reported significant im-
provement in 72.5% of the patients and only six (15%) of 40 patients treated with 1,500
impulses of shockwaves reported no improvement. Complete or partial disintegration of
the calcium deposits was observed in 62.5% of the patients [
74
]. In another study, Rompe
et al reported that shockwave therapy provides equal or better results than surgery in pa-
tients with calcifying tendonitis of the shoulder [
97
].
Patellar tendinopathy (Jumper's knee) and Achilles tendinopathy
Several studies have reported favorable results of shockwave therapy in athletes with
Jumper's knee (patellar tendinopathy) with the success rate ranged from 73.5% to 87.5%
[
16
,
19
,
43
,
98
,
99
,
100
]. ESWT was also utilized in patients with patellar tendinopathy
secondary to harvesting of the patellar tendon for ACL reconstruction. Wang et al com-
pared 30 knees in 27 patients treated with ESWT with
24 knees in 23 patients treated con-
servatively, the results at 2
-
to 3
-
year follow
-
up showed 43% excellent, 47% good, 10%
fair and none poor for the study group, and none excellent, 50% good, 25% fair and 25%
poor for the control group (
P
< 0.05). Ultrasonographic examination showed a significant
increase in the vascularity of the patellar tendon and a trend of reduction in the patellar
tendon thickness after ESWT as compared to conservative treatments [
43
]. Peers KH et al
compared 13 knees treated surgically with 15 knees received ESWT, and reported a com-
parable functional outcome in patient with patellar tendinopathy resistant to conservative
treatments [
100
]. It appears that ESWT is effective in the management of patients with
chronic patellar tendinopathy.
Many studies investigated the effect of ESWT in
Achilles tendinopathy,
and most report-
ed favorable results with similar success rate as patellar tendinopathy [
17
,
18
,
101
,
102
,
103
]. Rompe et al compared 25 patients treated by eccentric stretching exercises with 25
patients treated with repetitive ESWT, and the results showed that eccentric loading is
inferior to ESWT in the treatment of patients with chronic recalcitrant Achilles tendi-
nopathy [
101
].
ESWT in bone disorders
Non
-
union and delayed union of long bone fracture
Several studies investigated the effect of shockwave therapy for non
-
union and delayed
union of long bone fractures, and reported the success rate of achieving bony union
ranged from 50% to 85% [13, 14, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110]. Schaden et al re-
ported a success of 85% in the treatment of 115 delayed and non
-
unions [106]. Valchanou
et al [107] reported bony unions in 70 of 82 patients with delayed or chronic nonunion of
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