New Technology Therapeutic Magnetic Resonance
What is the MBST?
THERAPEUTIC MAGNETIC RESONANCE
MBST therapy is an innovative and non-invasive treatment based on Therapeutic Magnetic Resonance Imaging. The MBST is specially designed for the regeneration of cartilage and other musculoskeletal tissues, helping to relieve pain and improve functionality in a lasting way and without surgery.
Thanks to this cutting-edge technology, many people with osteoarthritis, joint injuries or chronic tendinopathies have regained quality of life by avoiding more invasive procedures.
In our Vitalys Clinics, we incorporate it into a comprehensive therapeutic plan, adapted to each patient and affected joint.
FOR WHICH PATIENTS IS MBST THERAPY INDICATED?
MBST therapy is especially indicated for people with degenerative and chronic injuries of the musculoskeletal system, as well as for athletes and active people who need a more complete and lasting recovery.
Recommended for the treatment of:
Arthrosis in all its phases: knee, hip, hands, spine, ankle.
Articular cartilage lesions: chondropathies, focal lesions.
Degeneration of intervertebral discs: lumbar and cervical discopathies.
Chronic tendinopathies and sports injuries of difficult recovery.
Musculoskeletal injuries that do not respond to conventional treatments.
Benefits compared to other treatments
The main differential value of TSSM is its ability to stimulate the regeneration of cartilage and other tissues in a non-invasive manner. This translates into very concrete benefits for the patient:
Significant reduction of joint and muscle pain.
Improved mobility and functionality of the treated joint.
Slowing down or slowing down the degenerative process in osteoarthritis.
Non-drug, non-surgical alternative for selected cases.
No known side effects or recovery time after the session.
Ideal complement for physiotherapy and therapeutic exercise plans.
Vitalys Center
Advanced Technology
MBST®
offers an advanced option for those seeking a more natural and long-lasting solution, avoiding invasive procedures such as repeated infiltrations or joint surgeries.