Ultrasound cryo-thermo therapy

The combination of ultrasound with cold and heat

Ultrasound therapy is a non-invasive therapy method that uses mechanical wave energy. In addition to generating a micro-massage, these waves are absorbed by the tissue and converted into heat energy.

The combination with cryotherapy: The aim is to limit the thermal effect. This allows more energy to be delivered to the tissue without causing “excessive” heating.

The combination with thermotherapy: In certain clinical pictures (chronic inflammation, degeneration, muscle tension), heating can help to increase the therapeutic effect.

A device for even better results in the treatment of

• Healing of bone fractures and tendon injuries
• Treating scar tissue (to make it more elastic)
• Relieving joint and muscle pain (by increasing temperature)
• Accelerating wound healing
• Increasing the elasticity of soft tissues
• Reducing swelling

Ultrasound-cryo-thermal devices

In the search for continuous improvement, an innovative device was developed with various functions that together achieve an even better therapeutic effect.