Fabrication Enterprises FluidoTherapy 110D, single extremity

FluidoTherapy 110D, single extremity

The FluidoTherapy 110D single extremity unit is a dry heat therapy system for localized treatment of the hand, wrist, elbow, foot, and ankle. Healthcare and rehabilitation settings may choose it when they need dry heat therapy with massaging action and limb buoyancy to support mobility and exercise during treatment. This unit includes thirty pounds of Cellex Dry Heat Media.

Good Fit For

• Rehabilitation treatment areas using single-extremity dry heat therapy
• Hand, wrist, elbow, foot, or ankle treatment workflows
• Therapy sessions that combine heat with resistive exercise

Key Features

• Single extremity unit targets the hand, wrist, elbow, foot, and ankle
• Dry heat therapy is used for localized pain relief and increased localized blood circulation
• Massaging action adds warmth and pain-diminishing effects to help increase joint range of motion
• Limb buoyancy lets patients perform a variety of resistive exercises with increased mobility and decreased pain
• Includes 30 lb. of Cellex Dry Heat Media

Applications and Usage

• Applying localized dry heat therapy to the hand, wrist, elbow, foot, or ankle
• Supporting resistive exercises during extremity treatment
• Helping increase joint range of motion during therapy sessions
• Using warmth and massaging action as part of pain-relief treatment

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This is a single extremity unit, so it is intended for one treated limb area at a time.
• The treatment areas named in the product details are the hand, wrist, elbow, foot, and ankle.
• The unit uses Cellex Dry Heat Media and includes thirty pounds.

FAQ

• Which body areas can the FluidoTherapy 110D treat? The FluidoTherapy 110D is intended for single-extremity treatment of the hand, wrist, elbow, foot, and ankle.
• What type of therapy does this unit provide? This unit provides dry heat therapy with massaging action. The product details state that dry heat helps relieve localized pain, increases localized blood circulation, and helps with minor pain and stiffness associated with nonrheumatoid arthritis.
• Can patients perform exercises during treatment? Yes. The product details say limb buoyancy allows patients to freely perform a variety of resistive exercises with increased mobility and decreased pain.
• What media does the unit use? The unit uses Cellex Dry Heat Media. Thirty pounds, or 13.6 kg, of media are included.

From Chattanooga by Fabrication Enterprises.