Local application of cold is a common treatment following acute injury or surgery to address swelling, inflammation and pain. Compression is used in rehabilitative care to translocate edema away from the site of injury and expedite tissue healing. Cryo-compression is a combination of these effective techniques.

The treatment delivers cold therapy application with intermittent dynamic compression combining the benefits for more effective management of post-surgical edema, pain and functional limitations.

The treatment delivers therapeutic benefits of well-established conventional modalities in convenient and effective set up essential for dynamic postoperative recovery. The cold therapy application suppresses the metabolic rate of the soft tissue and promotes vasoconstriction reducing inflammation and decreasing pain by slowing down motor and sensory nerve conduction.

Intermittent compression complements the effect of the cryotherapy applying even pressure around the injured area.

It reduces the amount of space available for swelling to accumulate thereby minimizing edema formation and moving it toward proximal tissue where it can be resolved more efficiently by the lymphatic system.

The treatment allows to manage tissue recovery and reduce pain which makes patient’s rehabilitation more comfortable and allows to improve range of motion and functional scores faster.