Ultrasound cryo-thermo therapy

The advanced combination of ultrasound, cold and heat for effective treatments in physiotherapy and rehabilitation.

Benefits of Ultrasound Therapy

Pain Relief
The increase in tissue temperature can contribute to the relief of joint and muscle pain.

Thermal and Mechanical Effects
Ultrasound can produce thermal and mechanical effects in the treated tissues.

Increased Soft Tissue Extensibility
Ultrasound can help increase the extensibility of soft tissues.

Effects on Scar Tissue
Ultrasound treatment can help make scar tissue more elastic.

Reduction of Swelling
Ultrasound therapy can contribute to reducing swelling.

Applications of Ultrasound Therapy

Ultrasound therapy is used in physiotherapy and rehabilitation and can be applied to various musculoskeletal conditions.

Joint and Muscle Pain
Can contribute to pain relief through a controlled increase in tissue temperature.
Tendon Injuries
Ultrasound can be used as part of the treatment of tendon injuries.
Scar Tissue
Ultrasound treatment can help make scar tissue more elastic.
Fractures
Ultrasound therapy is among the therapeutic applications provided by the system.
Degenerative Arthritis
Particularly suitable for degenerative and inflammatory conditions.
Swelling
Ultrasound can contribute to reducing swelling.

Therapeutic Applications

Discover how the combination of ultrasound, cryotherapy and thermotherapy is successfully applied in everyday clinical practice.

How Does Ultrasound Therapy Work?

Ultrasound therapy is a non-invasive therapeutic method that uses the energy of sound waves. The waves penetrate soft tissues and produce thermal and mechanical effects.

Continuous emission is primarily used to produce thermal effects, increasing temperature and cellular metabolism and promoting vasodilation.

Pulsed emission is mainly associated with mechanical effects, including acoustic cavitation.

The qmd^® ultrasound cryo-thermal system uses frequencies of 1 and 3 MHz and provides continuous and pulsed emission modes as well as thynk1 and thynk2 programs.

Ultrasound Combined with cryo-thermal

Ultrasound + Cold
Combining ultrasound with cold allows a higher delivery of ultrasound energy without causing excessive heating and supports improved ultrasound penetration.

Ultrasound + Heat
Combining ultrasound with thermotherapy improves the effects in the treatment of chronic inflammation, degenerative conditions and muscle strains. It also supports microcirculation and tissue oxygenation.

Ultrasound + contrast therapy®
qmd^® ultrasound cryo-thermal enables ultrasound to be combined with contrast therapy®, based on alternating cycles of heat and cold. This combination supports the emulsification of larger molecules and their reabsorption and is indicated for post-traumatic edema and hematomas.

Device for Ultrasound cryo-thermo therapy

A professional solution combining ultrasound, cold and heat.

ultrasound cryo thermal

Combined system for ultrasound and cryo-thermotherapy

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FAQs about Ultrasound cryo-thermo therapy

What is ultrasound therapy?

Ultrasound therapy is a non-invasive therapeutic method that uses the energy of sound waves. The waves penetrate soft tissues and produce thermal and mechanical effects.

What is the difference between continuous and pulsed ultrasound?

Continuous emission is primarily used to produce thermal effects, increasing temperature and cellular metabolism and promoting vasodilation.

Pulsed emission is mainly associated with mechanical effects, including acoustic cavitation.

Which frequencies does qmd ultrasound cryo-thermal use?

The system uses frequencies of 1 and 3 MHz and provides continuous and pulsed emission modes as well as thynk1 and thynk2 programs.

What are the benefits of combining ultrasound with cold?

Combining ultrasound with cold allows a higher delivery of ultrasound energy without causing excessive heating and supports improved ultrasound penetration.

What are the benefits of combining ultrasound with heat?

Combining ultrasound with thermotherapy improves the effects in the treatment of chronic inflammation, degenerative conditions and muscle strains. It also supports microcirculation and tissue oxygenation.

Can ultrasound be combined with contrast therapy?

Yes. qmd® ultrasound cryo-thermal enables ultrasound to be combined with contrast therapy®, which is based on alternating cycles of heat and cold.
This combination supports the emulsification of larger molecules and their reabsorption and is indicated for post-traumatic edema and hematomas.

Which therapy modes does qmd ultrasound cryo-thermal provide?

The system enables ultrasound therapy, cryo-thermotherapy or ultrasound combined with cryotherapy and thermotherapy to be used within a single device.