The EVERCRYO Cryo Cuff Cooler combines compression with cold therapy. Simplicity of design and ease of operation makes this cold therapy device ideal for post-operative recovery, trauma, athletic training and home use. Combines intermittent compression with cold therapy to provide optimal control of swelling to minimize pain and reduce the risk of hemarthrosis or edema.

The Cryo Cuff Cooler provide two kinds of cold and compression therapy ways: gravity and motorized. With electronic circulating system, the cold water in the cooler cyclically flow into cuff and maintains pressure necessary to help prevent hemarthrosis and provide Cryotherapy.

Application:

The Evercryo series cryo cuff with cooler is a new medical device that combines compression with cold to control swelling, edema, hematoma, hemarthrosis, and pain in the joints . Simplicity of design and ease of operation makes it ideal for the medical institutions,plastic operation, gym, home and so on. Such as follows:

l  Post Operative

l  Plastic Surgery

l  General Surgery

l  Arthroscopic Procedures

l  Reconstructive Procedures

l  Chronic Pain

l  Physical Therapy

Main components are cooler and cuff, there are 10 different types for each body part.

Cuff combines cold therapy and compression therapy

gravity-fed or electric-driven system

Provides 6–8 hours of cryotherapy

Anatomically designed cuffs

Cooler compatible with All Cryo Cuff

Use for hemarthrosis, swelling, post-operative recovery, rehabilitation, and sports injuries

Operating principle

The cooler is filled with water and ice and the cuff is placed on the injured part. Elevating the cooler forces cold water flow into the cuff and compresses the injured part. The higher the cooler is elevated above the injured part the more water will flow in to the cuff. (or use electronic circulation system to pump ice water into cuff automatically and circularly)

Usage

1. Prepare cooler: Connect the blue tube to the cooler. Add cold water to the line inside the cooler, then add ice to the top of the cooler. Wait 5 minutes with occasional shaking to chill the water.

2. Apply the cuff: Always apply it empty. Secure the top strap, snug but not tight. Adjust the front opening so the cuff fits the slightly injured part. Secure the bottom strap loosely. Do not stretch the elastic.

3. Fill and pressurize: Connect the tube to the cuff. Open the air vent on the cooler. Elevate the cooler and hold for about 30 seconds to pressurize the cuff. The cooler can now be disconnected by pressing the metal tab on the quick – disconnect while the cooler is elevated to seal the pressure.

4.Rechill: Rechill the water once an hour or as needed. Connect the tube,lower the cooler and the warmed water will drain from the cuff into the cooler. Wait a couple of minutes for the water to mix with the ice and rechill, then elevate the cooler and repeat the filling process. (Step 3)

Clean & Storage:

When you are not using the cuff and cooler, you need to drain all the water out of the cuff, tubes, and the cooler.

1. Connect the tubes and drain the cuff into the cooler.

2. Take the tubes apart at the metal tab. Lift the cuff tube up while pressing on the metal tab to drain out any water in the tube.

3. Drain the water out of the cooler. Lift the tube on the cooler to drain the water out of it.

4. Leave the cover off the cooler unit to let it dry.

Special Notes:
1. Check the skin under the cuff to be sure it is not damaged by the cold.
2. Do not raise the cooler higher than 15 inches above the cuff because it may cause too much pressure in the cuff.

3.If you have any increase in pain, numbness or tingling of the arm, check that the cuff is not too tight, or too full. If you adjust the cuff, and the pain, numbness or tingling do not ease, call your doctor.

one cooler can use together with different models’ cuff, here are the other optional parts: