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Developed by Synapse Micro-current and used successfully by many of the world’s top athletes, the Tendonworks™ unit is now widely available. Clinically proven to accelerate healing in soft-tissue structures such as tendons and ligaments.
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Also used by many Elite Athletes, the Synapse sport units ensure a speedier repair to damaged muscle tissue and increase muscle capacity for contractile work and repair.
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Chronic Wound ManagementClinically proven, simple to use device that has been clinically proven to heal “non-healing” chronic wounds, whilst reducing the pain and exudate levels associated with these wounds.
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Welcome to Synapse micro-current.
Synapse Micro-current Ltd. is a leading medical technology based company specializing in developing and taking to market clinically proven medical devices to promote advanced tissue healing in a variety of different applications.
Incorporated in January 2003, Synapse focussed its efforts in the early years in refining and securing patents and IP rights to its micro-current technology. In 2007 Synapse was awarded ISO 9001 & ISO 13485 accreditation for the design and manufacture of its micro-current devices for medical, veterinary and sports applications.
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3rd August 2010
"During the 2010 World Cup Finals (in South Africa) we used Synapse micro-current system for some of our players (England) who were suffering with chronic Tendonopathy. The feedback we received from the players was very good, they felt it helped relieve their morning stiffness and reduced their pain throughout the tournament.
We used it x3 sessions per day. I believe that this micro current system definitely helps as part of a structured rehabilitation protocol when dealing with Chronic Tendonopathy and would recommend the synapse system."
Dave Hancock
MSc MCSP
Physiotherapist