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ShockTalk

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ShockTalk: The ASMST PodcastBrought to you by the American Society for Medical Shockwave Treatment, ShockTalk dives into the science, practice, and future of medical shockwave, one conversation at a time. Our mission is to educate, connect, and advance the field for medical professionals everywhere. Whether you’re looking to sharpen your skills, stay current with new developments, or gain insights from leading voices in the industry, this is your go-to resource. Tune in and explore the possibilities of medical shockwave with us.

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Advancing Orthopedic Healing: Orthobiologics, Shockwave, and Laser Therapy 05.01.2026 1:12:17

The conversation revolves around the use of orthobiologics, including shockwave and laser therapy, in the treatment of orthopedic conditions. The panel of experts discusses patient profiles, treatment protocols, and the role of orthobiologics in promoting tissue healing and functional recovery. They also address the challenges of standardization and patient management post-procedure. The conversat...

Breaking Barriers: Shockwave Therapy Beyond Injury with Paul Hobrough 13.11.2025 42:58

In this episode of ShockTalk, Dr. Blatz & Paul Hobrough discuss the advancements and research in shockwave therapy, focusing on its applications in rehabilitation and recovery. Paul shares his journey into doctoral research, the unique aspects of his studies, and the mechanisms behind shockwave therapy. They explore the significance of the 72-hour recovery window, the impact of EMTT on athlete...

Creating Consensus: Global Guidelines for Shockwave Therapy in Sports Medicine 25.09.2025 51:21

This conversation between Dr. Soo Hoo & Dr. Tenforde delves into the intricacies of shockwave therapy in sports medicine, focusing on a recently published study that aimed to establish consensus on treatment protocols. The speakers discuss the terminology, indications, and efficacy of shockwave therapy, particularly for tendinopathies and bone injuries. They highlight the variability in treatm...