21 devices · GMDN 36313
A continuous passive motion joint exerciser is a motorized device that moves a patient's joint through a controlled range of motion without requiring the patient to exert effort. It is used in rehabilitation settings to support recovery after surgery or injury by promoting joint mobility, reducing stiffness, and encouraging synovial fluid circulation.
These devices are powered by mains electricity and typically include adjustable settings for range of motion and speed, allowing healthcare professionals to tailor therapy to individual patient needs. They are intended for use under clinical supervision and are designed to assist in neuromuscular re-education and coordination training as part of a prescribed rehabilitation program.
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