Cold compression therapy unit

A cooling jacket that simultaneously delivers cold therapy and static compression to an extremity, joint, or other body part. Water is chilled in an external container to a temperature of 45° to 55°F (7.2° to 12°C) and is then circulated through a circumferentially applied compression device. CCT units are used immediately after surgery or joint injury to control swelling and reduce pain.


 


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