3T High‑Intensity Pulsed Magnetic Therapy
the internationally recognized and medically proven method of rPMS (Repetitive Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation)
(Salus Talent A by Madisson)
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Magnetotherapy is a non‑invasive physical therapy method that applies a magnetic field to the body. Salus Talent A utilizes the internationally recognized and medically proven method of rPMS (Repetitive Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation) or Super Inductive System (SIS). The energy generated by a high‑intensity electromagnetic stimulator is focused into the tissue to a depth of 10 cm, where it can positively influence muscles, connective tissues, bones, joints, and certain neurological conditions. This may help reduce acute and chronic pain, decrease swelling, and improve the properties of connective tissue and synovial fluid in the joints.
During treatment, muscle contractions may occur in the treated area depending on the distance of the applicator head from the tissue (patients may perceive these as "twitching," tingling, or mild stinging).
After the session, the patient may feel mild overall fatigue, and a temporary increase in symptoms may occur due to increased blood flow to the surrounding tissues. This typically resolves within 1–2 days.
The effectiveness of this therapy has been confirmed by a clinical study conducted in the Czech Republic (Spa Dolní Lipová, 2010, published by MUDr. Jiří Poděbradský).
A course of 5–12 sessions is recommended, with each session spaced 2–4 days apart. For the best therapeutic effect, this treatment should be combined with targeted rehabilitation.
Indications
Acute or chronic back pain, lumbar and cervical spine pain
Osteoarthritis
Rheumatic and degenerative arthritis
Joint and connective tissue disorders (frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, enthesopathies such as knee or shoulder pain, ankle sprain, tendon inflammation including Achilles tendonitis)
Muscle spasms and pain
Fracture healing, post‑traumatic musculoskeletal conditions
Myostimulation
Neuropathic pain
Reduction of spasticity
Reduction of swelling
Post‑sports injuries
Cervicogenic tinnitus, craniomandibular tinnitus, neurogenic, ischemic tinnitus
Suffering from Tinnitus?
Peripheral 3T High-Intensity Magnetic Stimulation with Salus Talent A
Targeted Tinnitus Relief Through Peripheral Neuromodulation
Unlike methods that attempt to treat tinnitus by targeting the brain's cortex (rTMS), Neurology practice Mištríková utilizes a revolutionary approach: Peripheral Repetitive Magnetic Stimulation (rPMS). Powered by the state-of-the-art Salus Talent A (Super Inductive System - SIS), we target the peripheral nerve pathways, musculoskeletal structures, and blood circulation that act as the primary triggers for ringing and buzzing in the ears.
1. Cervicogenic Tinnitus (Resulting from Cervical Spine Dysfunction)
A major percentage of tinnitus cases are secondary to issues in the cervical spine. Blockages in the upper cervical segments (C1–C3), chronic spasms of the suboccipital muscles, or degenerative disc disease irritate nerve plexuses, causing a pathological reflex response in the auditory system.
- How Salus Talent A helps: The extremely powerful magnetic field penetrates deep into the musculoskeletal structures. It instantly releases deep myofascial spasms, resolves functional blockages of the neck, and interrupts the nerve pathways transmitting pathological signals to the auditory cortex.
2. Craniomandibular Tinnitus (Resulting from Temporomandibular Joint / TMJ Disorders)
The auditory system is anatomically and neurologically intertwined with the jaw. Secondary tinnitus frequently occurs in patients suffering from bruxism (teeth grinding/clenching), TMJ misalignment, or hypertonicity of the masticatory muscles. Nerve fibers from this region (especially the trigeminal nerve) directly influence sound perception in the brain.
- How Salus Talent A helps: The induced electromagnetic pulses exert a neuromodulatory effect on the trigeminal system and selectively relax hyperactive jaw muscles, providing immediate relief from the mechanical pressure transferred to the ear.
3. Ischemic and Metabolic Tinnitus (Resulting from Microcirculatory Deficits)
The inner ear and its delicate hair cells within the cochlea are highly sensitive to oxygen deprivation. Secondary tinnitus here manifests due to impaired blood flow (microangiopathy) caused by atherosclerosis, chronic stress (vascular constriction), viral infections, or acoustic trauma leading to tissue ischemia. Nutrient-deprived cells then begin generating erratic "noise" signals.
- How Salus Talent A helps: The therapy induces powerful local vasodilation and stimulates the release of nitric oxide (NO). This dramatically improves blood rheology, restores microcirculation in the inner ear, and triggers the regeneration of ischemic cells.
4. Neurogenic Tinnitus (Resulting from Maladaptive Brain Plasticity)
When the primary trigger of tinnitus (such as acoustic shock or inflammation) persists for too long, the brain's auditory cortex undergoes secondary "reprogramming." The brain becomes accustomed to the sound, locks it in, and continues to generate it autonomously – even after the initial ear pathology has resolved. This is highly comparable to phantom limb pain.
- How Salus Talent A helps: With its high intensity of up to 3 Tesla, the device performs highly effective peripheral neuromodulation. It stabilizes impulse transmission along the auditory nerve and dampens hyperactivity within the central nervous system, effectively retraining the brain to ignore the phantom noise.
More about tinnitus - read my detailed explanation of tinnitus, its causes and treatment options in my Neuro(b)log for Patients - EAR DJ Tinnitus: Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment Options
Why Choose Salus Talent A High-Intensity Therapy?
- Targets the Cause, Not Just the Symptom: Instead of merely masking the tinnitus with external sounds, we treat the underlying tissues, muscles, and vessels causing it.
- Deep Penetration (Up to 10 cm): Unlike conventional low-intensity magnetotherapy, Salus Talent A effortlessly penetrates cranial bones to reach the inner ear structures and deep cervical musculature.
- Comfortable & Safe Treatment: The procedure is non-invasive, performed through clothing, and entirely drug-free.
Don't just live with the noise. Book your consultation today to find out how Salus Talent A can target the secondary triggers of your tinnitus.
What Do Clinical Studies Say About Peripheral Stimulation? The treatment of tinnitus using peripheral high-intensity electromagnetic fields is backed by solid clinical evidence:
- Up to 27% Complete Resolution Rate: Recent clinical trials focusing on peripheral magnetic stimulation around the ear structure show that after a standard treatment cycle, tinnitus completely disappeared in 27.4% of cases, while a significant volume reduction was achieved in the majority of remaining patients.
- Interruption of Somatosensory Pathways: Research in multimodal neuromodulation confirms that stimulating peripheral cervical nerve clusters (specifically around the C2–C3 vertebrae) effectively down-regulates hyperactivity in the dorsal cochlear nucleus—the primary relay station where phantom sounds are generated.
How Salus Talent A (SIS) Works:By generating an intense electromagnetic field of up to 3 Tesla, the device achieves deep tissue penetration (up to 10 cm) to deliver three therapeutic effects:
- Peripheral Nerve Stabilization: It acts directly on the auditory nerve pathways, calming pathological hyper-excitation.
- Myofascial Release: It instantly eliminates deep muscle spasms in the neck and jaw area (TMJ), resolving cervicogenic triggers.
- Vascular Activation: SIS clinical data proves that the therapy induces deep vasodilation, restoring vital oxygenated blood flow to the microvasculature of the inner ear.
Safety First: Prior to starting the Salus Talent A therapy, it is highly recommended to undergo a BAEP (Brainstem Auditory Evoked Potentials) assessment alongside a standard ENT exam. This non-invasive diagnostic tool allows us to safely rule out any structural lesions or auditory pathway disorders (such as vestibular schwannoma), ensuring that high-intensity magnetic stimulation is safe and perfectly indicated for your specific condition.
Contraindications
(Comparable to those for patients undergoing MRI)
Pacemaker or other electrical stimulators (e.g., DBS, VNS, cochlear implant)
Acute infection
Epilepsy (therapy may be applied to joints only – limited use)
Pregnancy
Pain of unknown origin
Active bleeding (due to increased tissue perfusion, which may raise bleeding risk)
History of malignant disease (requires consultation with an oncologist)
Hyperfunction of endocrine glands (requires consultation with an endocrinologist)
Metal implants or clips in the treatment area
During treatment, no metal implants or metal objects may be near the magnetic stimulator. This includes clothing with metal zippers or studs, belts, watches, rings, bracelets, necklaces, piercings, and earrings – these items must be removed if possible. Mobile phones and credit cards must also be kept away, as the strong magnetic field may damage them.
Insurance and Referral
High‑intensity pulsed magnetic therapy is not covered by public health insurance. The therapy is prescribed by a neurologist at our clinic (for our registered patients), or by an orthopedist, rehabilitation physician, neurologist, or rheumatologist who provides ongoing care for the patient. A consultation with our physician is required before the first session to assess suitability for the individual patient.
Patient Experiences – Selected Testimonials
B.M.: "I tried magnetotherapy for my left ankle, which was painful, swollen, and made walking difficult. After several sessions, I noticed the swelling decreasing and walking became easier. The pain is significantly reduced."
D.M.: "My right shoulder was painful, my mobility worsened, and I couldn't dress myself. I had no injury. My right ankle was also swollen and my heel hurt. I attended magnetotherapy 1–2 times a week. The shoulder pain disappeared, mobility improved, and the ankle no longer hurts."
D.R.: "I had pain in my right hip while walking and recurrent swelling of my right knee. My orthopedist recommended hip surgery, which I was afraid of. I walk with two crutches, so I looked for another solution. I attended magnetotherapy regularly 1–2 times a week, about 10 sessions in total. The knee pain completely disappeared, the swelling went down, and the hip pain is much less. Walking is easier overall."
Pricing
Initial consultation with a physician + treatment of 1 area: 500 CZK
Initial consultation with a physician + treatment of 2 areas: 700 CZK
Second and subsequent treatments (1 area): 400 CZK
The number of sessions depends on treatment effectiveness, patient tolerance, and the type of condition.
The duration of one session is approximately 15 minutes (depending on patient tolerance).
The treatment is not covered by public health insurance.
High‑intensity pulsed magnetotherapy can be combined with LLLT laser treatment, which we offer directly in my practice.
3T High‑induction pulsed magnetotherapy can be applied only after a prior neurological examination that rules out possible contraindications. If you already have a neurological or ENT examination from another facility, you must bring a current medical report. Without a neurological examination, the therapy cannot be performed. If you do not have a neurological examination, please book a neurological appointment at Neurologie Mištríková or use the basic comprehensive Tinnitus package, which includes complete diagnostics and and allows you to book therapy afterwards .
REFERENCES:
Vielsmeier V, Schecklmann M, Schlee W, Kreuzer PM, Poeppl TB, Rupprecht R, Langguth B, Lehner A. A Pilot Study of Peripheral Muscle Magnetic Stimulation as Add-on Treatment to Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation in Chronic Tinnitus. Front Neurosci. 2018 Feb 20;12:68. doi: 10.3389/fnins.2018.00068. PMID: 29515350; PMCID: PMC5826218.
Wadhwa S, Jain S, Patil N, Jungade S. Cervicogenic Somatic Tinnitus: A Narrative Review Exploring Non-otologic Causes. Cureus. 2024 Jul 26;16(7):e65476. doi: 10.7759/cureus.65476. PMID: 39188460; PMCID: PMC11346753.
https://www.tinnitusjournal.com/articles/upper-cervical-nerves-can-induce-tinnitus-12188.html
Olszewski, J.; Bielińska, M.; Kowalski, A.J. Assessment of Subjective Tinnitus Treatment Results Using a Prototype Device for Electrical and Magnetic Stimulation of the Ear-Preliminary Study. Life 2022, 12, 918. https://doi.org/10.3390/life12060918