Cryotherapy unit Cryo 7

trolley-mounted

Cryo 7 is the perfect system for cooling tissue and skin. An important therapeutic characteristic of cold air therapy is contact-free cooling. Compelling therapeutic success with cold air as low as -30°C Broad spectrum of applications Cold air therapy is suitable for brief, fast and intensive cooling of the skin as well as for longer periods of moderate cooling in order to decrease the temperature in deeper layers of tissue. Cold air therapy has been proven in: Acute and chronic painful conditions of the musculoskeletal system: Rheumatic diseases, tendinopathies, acute inflammation, pain in the lower back Procedure-related pain: Knee, hip, spinal and shoulder surgery Periprocedural pain: In dermatology such as photodynamics and laser therapy, for chest drain removal, before/ during injections and aspirations Spasticity and pain in connection with neurological disorders Combinations with cold air therapy Treatment support through combination with cold air Cryotherapy can be combined with a variety of other treatments, for example, to improve movement therapy by prior application of cold air (15-20 min). Other combination possibilities include: Combination with compression in cases of acute injuries Treatment of muscular trigger points in combination with stretching Sports medicine and traumatology Many sports physiotherapists and sports medicine specialists use cold air preventively for prophylactic early-stage treatment immediately following major exertion during sports before symptoms occur, such as after a competitive event.