Sustained Acoustic Medicine
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With funding from the National Institute of Health, National Science Foundation, Department of Defense, and NASA, ZetrOZ Systems has shown that daily, sustained acoustic medicine, sam, accelerates soft tissue healing,and provides symptomatic relief of knee pain related to osteoarthritis (OA) and back pain related to herniated disks. The success of this research has supported insurance coverage of sam® for arthritis pain of the knee, hip, shoulder, and elbow.
George Lewis, PhD
This clinical research lecture explores the use of long-duration continuous ultrasound therapy for the treatment of soft-tissue injuries and chronic inflammatory conditions. The presentation includes a comprehensive review of therapeutic dosing, mechanisms of action, clinical outcomes, health economic data, and application protocols.
Designed for healthcare professionals, this session provides a thorough introduction to Sustained Acoustic Medicine (SAM) technology, offering valuable insights for those seeking an evidence-based overview of its clinical applications and benefits.
Workers Compensation & Sports Medicine
Webinar for Medical Professionals: Introducing sam® Sport
Join us for an in-depth webinar on sam® Sport, the FDA-approved, drug-free, wearable pain therapy system. This session will explore how sam® Sport delivers sustained therapeutic ultrasound to accelerate natural healing, reduce pain, and minimize reliance on medication. Ideal for medical staff seeking non-invasive, evidence-based solutions for pain management and soft tissue recovery.
George Lewis, PhD, Neurobiology
Cornell University
Work Injury Medical Association Conference 2019
TWENTY Level 1-5 clinical studies on sustained acoustic medicine
FOURTY-TWO Peer-reviewed basic science, engineering and clinical publications
ONE HUNDRED percent funded by the US Government and Private Foundations to Improve Healthcare
sam Sport experience of US Veteran Sean Pinkston
Dennis Scott, US Veteran, talks about sam Sport results.
Veteran Administration Patients