Do not raise the cooler more than 15 inches above the cuff.
Knee cryo cuff w cooler.
The cryo cuff ic provides gravity and motorized automated cold and compression therapy for flexibility of care.
The knee cryo cuff with gravity cooler is ideal for recovery after knee surgeries like knee replacement surgery meniscus tears and acl reconstructions.
Universal fit enables the aircast cryo cuff knee to be worn on either leg.
Donjoy aircast cryo cuff cold therapy.
This should take about 30 seconds.
Cad 200 20 aircast cryo cuff knee with motorized cooler contains a pneumatic pump inside the lid and a hose.
Partner it with one of our many wraps for the ankle knee shoulder and back or hip and ribs that are anatomically designed to completely fit the body providing maximum cryotherapy.
It provides integrated cold compression to reduce post operative and post injury swelling.
It s easy to use and designed for hospital recovery and use at home while rehabilitating.
Post operative recovery trauma athletic training rooms and home use.
Featuring an integrated pneumatic pump within its lid the cryo cuff ic is simply designed and easy to use.
Combines compression and cold.
The cryo cuff ic features a 30 second cycle that provides for automatic intermittent compression perfect for any cryotherapy session.
Cooler holds enough ice and water for 8 hours of cryotherapy.
Set consists of water cooler and cuff.
Delivers chilled water directly into a cryo cuff that is anatomically designed to provide maximum cryotherapy eliminating the risk of tissue damage anatomically designed cryo cuff provides maximum cryotherapy eliminating the risk of tissue damage universal fit allows the aircast knee cryo cuff to be worn on either the left or the right leg.
The aircast knee cryo cuff with cooler gravity fed non motorized combines the therapeutic benefits of circulating soothing cold water and controlled focal compression to reduce pain prevent inner joint bleeding hemarthrosis and decrease swelling due to any knee injury.
Hold the cooler above the cuff until the cuff fills.
Compression minimizes swelling while cold minimizes pain.