Ice water
After the operation
Compressive cryotherapy is an essential adjuvant to the management protocol in outpatient surgery. This medical device makes it possible to meet the requirements of the operating theater concerning cryotherapy care until the patient is discharged.
It is recommended to use constant pressure in the recovery room in order to limit bleeding and dynamic pressure in the room to promote the resorption of edemas.
To know !
This treatment protocol is very often accompanied by a home service provider who will offer the portable Moove machine over a week in follow-up. Patients will be better prepared for physiotherapy sessions and will resume activity more quickly.
Supported
Supported
• Treatment in the recovery room and in the bedroom
• Treatment in a rehabilitation center or at home
• Treatment at the physiotherapist
• Post-operative orthopedic management of the foot, knee, hip, wrist and shoulder
• Treatment in a rehabilitation center or at home
• Treatment at the physiotherapist
• Post-operative orthopedic management of the foot, knee, hip, wrist and shoulder
Results
Results
• Reduced pain
• Reduces the inflammatory process
• Reduces edema
• Accelerates tissue healing
• Allows faster patient discharge (D and D + 1)
• Reduces the inflammatory process
• Reduces edema
• Accelerates tissue healing
• Allows faster patient discharge (D and D + 1)
Most
Most
• Personalized care thanks to programming
• Ice water tank: with ice cubes or in the freezer
• 3 hours of cold guaranteed
• Automatic bleeding of the splints for better hygiene
• Machine washable splint cover
• Ice water tank: with ice cubes or in the freezer
• 3 hours of cold guaranteed
• Automatic bleeding of the splints for better hygiene
• Machine washable splint cover
