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Cryotherapy
- air temperature from -35 °C to +11 °C in 1 °C steps
- air flow of up to 1500 l/min. adjustable in 10 steps
- treatment time from 30 s up to 30 min.
- desired skin temperature 12°C to 26°C in 1°C steps
- ready for operation within a few minutes
- environmentally friendly refrigerant
- real time temperature feedback
General features
- specially designed arm for contactless application without therapist
- intuitive user interface
- 12.1″ color touch screen display
- hidden water tank with level measurement
- large wheels for mobility and stability
- USB ports for technical support, software updates and backup
- 360 degree swiveling handpiece without external cable
- handsfree operation through biofeedback sensor
in three sizes (5mm, 10mm, 15mm) for effective treatment
Therapy arm for easy and quick placement of the treatment tube by means of clip-on system (optional)
Therapy information
Cryotherapy is based on surface cooling and thus a local reduction in tissue temperature. In cold air therapy, a continuously cooled air stream with a constant temperature range is used for this purpose. As a result, there are a number of thermoregulatory effects which differ from those of other forms of cold application (e.g. ice or cold compresses) and which are desirable for various indications. These include, in particular, acute and chronic pain conditions (especially in sports physiotherapy) and rheumatic conditions. Cold air therapy is also used to cool the skin surface during laser treatments.
In detail, there are the following specific physiological effects of cryotherapy with cold air flow:
- Reduction of sensory nerve sensitivity
- Reduction of nerve conduction velocity
- Immediate vasoconstrictor effect
Selected use cases
Cold air therapy has an enormously wide range of applications. Among other things, it is ideal for the treatment of:
- Bursopathy
- Soft-tissue injury
- Pain, musculoskeletal
- Tendopathy
