Departments
Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine, Sports Medicine, and Neurology.
Rehabilitation Equipment
CPM (Lower Limb)
A rehabilitation device that mechanically moves lower-limb joints through continuous, slow passive motion. It is commonly used after orthopedic surgery or trauma to help maintain joint range of motion and support functional recovery.
Core Function Highlights
- Maintain and Improve Joint Range of MotionThe device continuously moves the knee, hip, ankle, or other lower-limb joints through passive flexion and extension to help address postoperative or post-traumatic stiffness and adhesions.
- Support Soft-Tissue Recovery and Pain ReliefPassive motion is intended to support recovery of articular cartilage, ligaments, and tendons and may help relieve postoperative pain.
- Help Reduce Complications of Prolonged Bed RestRegular movement supports lower-limb circulation and may help reduce the risk of muscle atrophy, joint contracture, and deep-vein thrombosis associated with prolonged immobility.
