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Therapy Care helps you recover your fitness and it does so by strengthening the natural mechanisms of recovery of the organism.

Therapy Care use the power of thermal contrasts, heat applications and cold applications, combined with the application of sequential hydraulic compressions.

You can combine simultaneously in one to two users and up to 4 simultaneous work zones, treatments with Heat, with Cold and with thermal contrasts.

Equipment for the realization of applications of heat, applications of cold and thermal contrasts, (contrast in less than 1 min), with active hydraulic

compression massage, able to work in 4 zones simultaneously, with one or two users at the same time, allowing each user to use a different application: heat applications, cold applications or thermal contract applications.

CHARACTERISTICS:

- 4 fluid outlets with two independent circuits, with two outputs each one, (total 4 treatment zones, for one or two users).

- Able to combine treatments with heat, cold treatments and treatments with

thermal contrasts, at the same time.

- Heat / cold contrast (in less than one minute).

- 6 levels of active hydraulic compression (adjustable in both pressure and

frequency)

- Regulation of the number of heat / cold contrast cycles.

- Hot fluid temperature regulation: 20ºC to 45ºC.

- Cold fluid temperature regulation: 20ºC to -5ºC.

- Cold power: In 3 min. it is prepared at 0 °C / in 5 min. at -5ºC.

- Regulation of the treatment duration from 1 min. to 59 min.

Equipment for the realization of applications of heat, applications of cold and thermal contrasts, (contrast in less than 1 min), with active hydraulic compression massage, able to work in two areas simultaneously, with one or two users at the same time.

CHARACTERISTICS:

- 2 Fluid outlets: (2 treatment zones, in one or two users).

- Heat / cold contrast (in less than 1 minute).

- 6 levels of active hydraulic compression (adjustable in both pressure and

frequency)

- Regulation of the number of heat / cold contrast cycles.

- Hot fluid temperature regulation: 20ºC to 45ºC.

- Cold fluid temperature regulation: 20ºC to -5ºC.

- Regulation of the treatment duration from 1 min. to 59 min.

(Cold and compression applications)

Portable equipment - All cold power without ice - Cold without limit

Equipment for the realization of cold applications, combined with active hydraulic compression massage.

Without ice, without cold water, you only need a plug, the cold is produced by a mini compressor, which guarantees the cold power throughout the treatment.

FEATURES:

- Temperature regulation of the cold fluid, from 20 to -2ºC.

- Regulation of the duration of treatment, from 1 min to 59 min.

- 6 levels of active hydraulic compression, adjustable both in pressure

and frequency.

- Tailored treatments and fully configurable in temperature, time and

compression.

- Fully portable equipment

- Dimensions: width: 38 cm, height: 32 cm, depth: 35 cm

EXCHANGERS

Flexible, fully adaptable exchangers, made of a highly conductive temperature material, able to transmit and distribute the different temperatures, uniformly and constantly to the areas to be treated.

- CERVICAL - LUMBAR - KNEE - ELBOW - ABDOMEN - COMPLETE LEGS

- FOREARM - THIGH - CALF - SHOULDER - ANKLE

KNEE EXCHANGER

SHOULDER EXCHANGER

ADC

DIRECT APPLICATOR OF CONTRASTS (ADC):

COMPLETE LEGS EXCHANGER

Therapy Care, is not a medical device.

Exclusive accessory of Therapy Care, designed for the application of heat, cold or thermal contrasts, in very specific areas, generally small, in which we want to influence in a very localized way, even applying massage or draining with the ADC.

There are numerous studies that support the highly beneficial effects of thermotherapy applications, cryotherapy and thermal contrasts, as well as compression therapies, in physiotherapy, rehabilitation treatments and in all those conditions related to the locomotor system.

In this document we are going to reflect some of those applications and their most notable effects:

Both the treatments of Thermal Contrasts Applications, as well as the treatments with heat or cold, have very important effects in the treatment of injuries, muscular pains, lumbago, contractures, inflammations, rehabilitation treatments and physiotherapy, in short, in all treatments of the locomotor apparatus, and they act significantly accelerating recovery processes.

Therapy of sequential active hydraulic compression, helps to reduce edema and acute inflammation, increases blood flow and oxygenation and cellular nutrition of the treated area with increased blood supply, increases lymphatic flow and drainage and helps to adapt the exchanger to the treated area increasing the contact.

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THERMAL CONTRAST APPLICATIONS:

The applications of thermal contrasts, passing from heat to cold and vice versa, in less than a minute, have an extraordinary power to generate a vascular gymnastics that significantly increases blood flow in the treated area ...

Contrast Heat / Cool applications have much deeper effects than heat-only or cold-only applications,

on the factors that cause pain.

The great contribution of blood flow produced by thermal contrasts at all levels, notably increases

the level of cellular oxygenation, the regeneration of damaged tissues, cellular nutrition and

strengthening of tissues, muscles, as well as the elimination of pathogenic elements, (thus we obtain a

cleaning of the tissues and in general of the whole blood flow), activates tissue proliferation and restoration and reduces inflammation and muscle spasm and has a very important bactericidal action produced especially by the applications of heat, ...

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF HEAT APPLICATIONS

The heat increases the elasticity of the tissue, significantly increases blood circulation, which produces a significant increase in metabolism in the treated area. The application of heat accelerates the healing of tissues in the treatment of injuries such as sprains, muscular contusions, tendonitis, ligament injuries, etc ... and is very effective in increasing mobility and elasticity in the joints.

In general we can say that heat acts mainly producing three actions:

Analgesic action: It is based on the action of heat on sensitivity and especially on pain sensitivity, so it is indicated as an analgesic and sedative agent, (it helps very significantly to provide the patient with a feeling of relaxation)

Anti-inflammatory action: It helps to treat inflammations in a chronic state, , it is based on the

group of effects on circulation, blood, local metabolism, etc., encompassing hyperemia.

Antispasmodic action: The application of heat acts on spasms and contractures of skeletal

muscles and on spasmodic states of smooth muscles and visceral organs. Hence its indications in

muscular contractures and spasms such as torticollis, lumbalgia, polio, visceral pain, vesicular pain, gastralgia and all types of colic pains.

The biological effects derived from the application of heat include an increase in tissue oxygenation, reduction of nervous excitability, a muscle relaxant effect, a drop in blood pressure, as well as an increase in sweating. It is known that heat increases the compliance of collagen tissues, reduces joint stiffness, ...

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF COLD APPLICATIONS

The analgesic, relaxing and anti-inflammatory properties of the cold are well known, since this slows the nervous transmission. The discontinuous and intermittent application of cold, immediately after injury (especially in acute injuries), reduces the effects of inflammation and tearing of muscle fibres

As a summary we will say that cryotherapy generates a vasoconstriction that reduces blood flow, decreases metabolic demand, reduces pain, inflammation and edema, improves lymphatic function, stimulates the supply of cellular oxygen, decreases muscle spasms and causes the recovery of tissues in a natural way.

In general, we can say that the cold acts mainly producing four effects:

Vasoconstriction: Produced by the caloric loss in deep tissues and skin produced with the cold. Vasoconstriction decreases blood supply, (Cell metabolism slows down, thereby slowing down the production of inflammatory chemical mediators).

Decrease of the tissue hypoxia: The cold induces in the tissues a state of hibernation that causes

a decrease in the needs of oxygen due to the lower metabolic demand of it.

Decreased pain: Cold application reduces pain by disrupting the pain-spasm-pain cycle

triggered by the injury. Theories that attempt to explain this fact are based on the reduction

of influx of sensory impulses and the réflex mechanism.

Decreased muscle spasm: The application of cold produces a muscle relaxant action. The most significant reduction in spasticity occurs while the cold is applied but can remain for a few hours.