The CPM Lower Limb (Continuous Passive Motion) device is an essential component of modern orthopedic rehabilitation. Specifically designed for post-operative care, it provides controlled, repetitive motion to the lower extremity joints without requiring patient muscle effort. Qianjing Medical's lower limb joint rehabilitation devices are engineered to prevent joint stiffness, reduce post-surgical swelling, and accelerate the restoration of the Range of Motion (ROM).
Utilizing high-precision microcomputer control, our physical rehabilitation systems offer a safe and effective way to manage recovery after Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA), ACL reconstruction, and other major orthopedic surgeries, ensuring consistent clinical outcomes.
Lower Limb CPM FAQ
Q: How soon after surgery can a patient start using the CPM device?
A: Typically, CPM therapy can begin within 24 to 48 hours after surgery, as per the surgeon's protocol, to immediately address joint mobility and edema.
Q: Is the angle of motion adjustable during the session?
A: Yes, our lower limb CPM features a handheld digital controller that allows therapists or patients to precisely adjust the flexion and extension limits, as well as the speed and pause intervals.
Q: Can the device be used for both knee and ankle joints?
A: We offer specialized models for specific joints as well as multifunctional units that can be configured for knee, hip, or ankle motion therapy.
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