14 devices · GMDN 36758
A localized cutaneous and musculoskeletal cryotherapy unit is an electrically powered device designed to deliver a targeted stream of cold air or vapor to the skin. These systems are used clinically to manage musculoskeletal issues like pain, muscle spasms, and inflammation, as well as to provide cooling during dermatological laser procedures to prevent thermal skin damage.
These units typically consist of a main control console connected to a hose and a specialized nozzle for precise application. When browsing this category, users should note that these devices are designed for localized therapeutic use rather than whole-body treatment. They are supplied as complete systems intended to facilitate controlled cooling for specific clinical or dermatological applications.
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