01/31/2026
SoftWave has a functional diagnostic component, not imaging-based but clinically meaningful.
As treatment is applied, the clinician can:
• Identify areas of heightened sensitivity or delayed response, which often correlate with the true pain generator rather than the patient’s perceived pain location
• Differentiate between primary pain sources and compensatory or referred pain patterns
• Map tissue responsiveness in real time, helping refine diagnosis and treatment focus immediately
Patients frequently report, during the same session, that discomfort localizes to a specific structure once treated. This helps confirm whether pain is tendon-based, joint-related, or soft-tissue driven.