Continuous Passive Motion

Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) devices have been utilized extensively in the field of orthopedic surgery as a means of providing postoperative patients with passive (assisted) range of motion in the affected joint. Typically, CPM devices are designed to aid in early healing and prevention of postoperative joint stiffness by duplicating anatomically correct motion. The three motor axis design provides anatomically correct motion to the ankle and subtalar joint. Features and benefits include: program up to 10 individual therapy programs Three modes of operation: ankle, subtalar, and combined ankle and subtalar Performs reverse on load for patient safety Lightweight and compact design accommodates bed or chair use Fully adjustable range of motion through inversion/eversion and plantar flexion/dorsiflexion motions