Percutaneous electrolysis

Percutaneous electrolysis is a modern, minimally invasive procedure used in sports medicine and sports physiotherapy. Under ultrasound guidance, a fine needle is guided with millimetre precision into the damaged area of tissue. A targeted direct current is delivered via the tip of the needle, which stimulates the body’s own repair process.

The method is used in particular for tendon problems, bursitis and muscle injuries. The aim of the treatment is to reduce pain and promote the natural regeneration of the tissue in the long term.