Suffering From Plantar fasciitis or Chronic Heel Pain?

Explore TenJet as a non-invasive alternative to surgery

that will get you back to an active and pain-free lifestyle.

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Dr. Schulte is one the nations leading experts on Tenjet and has helped many patients achieve a pain-free lifestyle

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1. A local anesthetic is applied to numb the affected area.

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2. TenJet is a needle-like device that is guided to the scar tissue under ultrasound vision.

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3. A supersonic stream of water is activated to remove the scar tissue, while sparing healthy tissue.

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4. The needle site is closed with a small bandage.

Heel Pain & Plantar Plantar Fasciitis

If you have tried everything and nothing seems to be able to help with heel pain or plantar fascitis it is time to explore Tenjet as an option. Plantar fasciitis is an An inflammation of a thick band of tissue that connects the heel bone to the toes. Tenjet can reach the inflammation directly at the source and help you get back on your feet and living a pain-free lifestyle.

Tendonitis Vs. Tendinosis

Tendonitis and tendinosis are different types of tendon injury, which require different treatment approaches.

Tendinitis or plantar fasciitis is a short-term inflammation of the tendon, which can resolve itself with rest and physical therapy. In contrast, tendinosis or chronic plantar fasciitis occurs when an overused tendon/fascia does not heal resulting in degeneration of the tendon or fascia fibers.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Long Will My Recovery Take?

Sudden, excessive pressure placed unnaturally against a bone often causes a fracture or break to occur. Fractures are normally a minor crack in the bone, whereas a broken bone is a complete break. This sports injury is often seen in contact sports and causes severe pain, swelling, and numbness.

Will I Need Stitches After My Treatment?

Due to a percutaneous, minimally invasive approach, stitches are not needed when using TenJet.

Is TenJet Covered By Insurance?

Most insurance providers cover the treatment procedures for which TenJet may be used. Contact your healthcare provider for specific insurance questions.

Will I Feel Any Pain During The Procedure?

After your treatment, as with any wound, you will feel normal soreness in the treated area after the local anesthetic wears off.

The TenJet

Solution

TenJet is a non-surgical intervention designed to target and treat the source of your chronic tendon pain. This proven and effective technology, utilizes a needle-like device to deliver a controlled, supersonic stream of water that removes diseased tendon while sparing healthy tissue.

Just as a power washer removes the dirt from your car without affecting the shiny finish, TenJet is specifically engineered to remove scar tissue without harming healthy tendon. Performed under a local anesthetic, in approximately fifteen-minutes, the TenJet procedure treats the source of your tendon pain allowing you to quickly return to daily activities.

Causes Of

Tendon Pain

Tendons are strong, flexible bands of connective tissue that connect muscle to bone, and transmit the energy needed to allow muscles and bones to create movement. Tendon injuries can result from activities that involve repetitive motion, and over time these injuries can generate micro-tears within the collagen fibers of the tendon. When a tendon is unable to heal, scar tissue can form which may cause pain and limit range in motion.

Frequent Areas

Of Tendon Pain

Shoulder Tendinitis

Elbow Tendinitis

Knee Tendinitis

Achilles Tendinitis

Knee Tendinitis

Isn’t It Time You Treated Your Tendon Pain?

If you have answered yes to any of these questions, you may have chronic tendonitis and should speak to your doctor about TenJet.

  • Do you have tendon pain in your shoulder, elbow, knee, or foot?
  • Has this pain been bothering you for more than four months?
  • Have you tried rest, physical therapy, or injections, and nothing seems to
    relieve the pain?

Tenjet

Treatment Overview

How Can TenJet Help Me?

The TenJet device is engineered to target and treat the source of your chronic tendon or plantar fascia pain. A proven and effective technology, Tenjet utilized a controlled, high pressure stream of saline to remove diseased tendon while sparing healthy tissue and improving recovery time. The procedure is minimally invasive and can be performed using a local anesthetic.

TenJet reduces the invasiveness of tenotomy procedures to such a degree, that only a small incision is needed to access diseased tissue. Stitches are not needed!

How Long Will My Recovery Take?

On average, you should experience significant pain relief within three months of treatment. Individual results may vary, and your physician will guide your post-treatment recovery plan.

Will I Need Stitches After My Treatment?

Due to a percutaneous, minimally invasive approach, stitches are not needed when using TenJet.

Is TenJet Covered By Insurance?

Most insurance providers cover the treatment procedures for which TenJet may be used. Contact your healthcare provider for specific insurance questions.
Will I feel any pain during the procedure?
After your treatment, as with any wound, you will feel normal soreness in the treated area after the local anesthetic wears off.

The TenJet

Solution

TenJet is a non-surgical intervention designed to target and treat the source of your chronic tendon pain. This proven and effective technology, utilizes a needle-like device to deliver a controlled, supersonic stream of water that removes diseased tendon while sparing healthy tissue.

Just as a power washer removes the dirt from your car without affecting the shiny finish, TenJet is specifically engineered to remove scar tissue without harming healthy tendon. Performed under a local anesthetic, in approximately fifteen-minutes, the TenJet procedure treats the source of your tendon pain allowing you to quickly return to daily activities.

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