- Acute Injury Management: Early treatment of sprains, strains, and ligament injuries to reduce swelling.
- Post-Operative Rehabilitation: Pain and edema reduction following orthopedic surgical procedures.
- Tendon Disorders: Therapy for tendinitis, tendinopathy, and overuse conditions such as tennis elbow.
- Myofascial Pain Treatment: Trigger point therapy to relieve localized muscle spasm.
- Arthritic Joint Pain: Symptom relief in degenerative and inflammatory joint disorders.
- Sports Recovery Therapy: Reduces delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) after athletic activity.
- Edema Reduction: Helps manage soft-tissue swelling during rehabilitation programs.
Metrum Cryoflex® CRYO-S Electric II
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Metrum Cryoflex® CRYO-S Electric II
Controlled therapeutic cooling for effective pain and inflammation management.
The Metrum Cryoflex CRYO-S Electric II is a professional physiotherapy cryotherapy device that delivers localized cold-air therapy to reduce pain, swelling, and muscle spasm. Designed for rehabilitation, orthopedics, and sports medicine, it provides safe cooling therapy without direct ice contact.
The Cryoflex CRYO-S Electric II is developed to provide targeted therapeutic cooling using electrically generated cold air. Traditional ice therapy often causes moisture, uneven cooling, and discomfort; this device produces a steady stream of dry cold air that can be precisely directed to the treatment area.
The system allows therapists to regulate airflow intensity and cooling level depending on the clinical condition. By lowering tissue temperature, the therapy reduces nerve conduction velocity and causes vasoconstriction, helping relieve pain and limit inflammation. The flexible hose and ergonomic applicator enable treatment of joints, muscles, tendons, and trigger points. Its compact, clinic-friendly design makes it suitable for physiotherapy clinics, sports rehabilitation centers, and orthopedic practices.
Key Features
- Electrically generated cold-air cryotherapy
- Adjustable cooling intensity and airflow
- Flexible hose with directional applicator
- Non-contact treatment without ice or water
- Continuous dry cooling therapy
- Simple control panel operation
- No consumables required
- Suitable for musculoskeletal therapy
- Dry Cold Therapy Delivery: Provides consistent cooling without melting ice, avoiding skin wetness and hygiene concerns.
- Targeted Pain Relief: Focused cold air allows accurate treatment of small anatomical areas such as tendons and joint lines.
- Inflammation Control: Cooling produces vasoconstriction that helps limit swelling after injury or overuse.
- Improved Patient Comfort: Gradual cooling sensation is more tolerable than direct ice packs or ice massage.
- No Consumable Costs: Eliminates the need for ice packs, gels, or disposable materials in routine therapy.
- Versatile Clinical Use: Adjustable airflow supports acute injury treatment, chronic pain therapy, and sports recovery.
- Efficient Workflow: Quick setup and repeatable therapy sessions support busy physiotherapy schedules.
Q1. How does CRYO-S Electric II differ from ice packs?
It delivers controlled dry cold air, providing uniform cooling without moisture or direct skin contact.
Q2. Is the treatment safe for skin?
Yes, non-contact cooling reduces risk of frostbite when used according to clinical guidelines.
Q3. When should cryotherapy be used?
It is commonly applied immediately after injury and during rehabilitation to manage pain and swelling.
Q4. Does the device need consumables?
No, it operates electrically and does not require ice, water, or disposable packs.
Q5. How long is a treatment session?
Typical therapy sessions last about 5–15 minutes depending on treatment goals.
Q6. Can it be used for chronic conditions?
Yes, it is frequently used for arthritis, tendinopathy, and persistent musculoskeletal pain.
Q7. Who typically uses this equipment?
Physiotherapists, sports therapists, orthopedic clinicians, and rehabilitation specialists.
Q8. Is it suitable for athletes?
Yes, it is commonly used in sports rehabilitation and post-training recovery programs.