Kinetec Breva CPM – Ankle, Patient Care Features
- Provides anatomically correct motion to the ankle and rear foot
- Can be used in bed or while sitting in a chair
- Two movements are possible: from 40_ plantar flexion to 30_ dorsiflexion or 25_ eversion to 25_ inversion
- The digital remote control provides a precise yet clear feedback to the patient as well as it helps the therapy with unique functions such as warm up or by – pass
- The remote control features a keyboard locking system preventing misuse and enhancing patient safety
- This CPM Machine is quiet
- Advanced hand control to maximise programs and protocols
- Extremely stable CPM features deluxe hand control
Technical Specifications:
- Remote control dedicated storage place when the machine is not used or during transport
- Possibility to lock the adjustment of the parameters
- Exclusive load reserve ensures patient protection when excessive force is exerted on the joint
- Type B Class I electrical device
- The patient can stop and reverse the movement at any time
Two dimensional movements possible:
- Plantar flexion 40
- Dorsiflexion 30
- Inversion 25
- Eversion 25
Digital adjustment:
- Warm-Up: Offers the patient a gradual progression to the pre-set full ROM
- Modulation: Allows manual setting of the ROM end-point based on patient tolerance
- ROM By Pass: Allows bypassing the pre-set ROM end points during the current treatment session
- Programme: Allows set-up of up to 16 customised programmes
- Timer: Adjustment of the session time
- Force: Work out of Concentric / Eccentric
- Pause: Adjustable in extension or flexion limit. Allowing the rest or the posture
What to buy with Kinetec Breva Ankle CPM?
- Kinetec Breva Ankle CPM Patient Pad
- Kinetec Centura Elbow Module
- CanDo Back Stretcher
When to use Kinetec Breva?
- Passive mobilisation of the following fractures after internal fixation:
- Malleolar fractures
- Tibial pilon fractures
- Talar fractures
- Calcaneal fractures
- Mobilisation of the joints of the foot after operative or conservative treatment of lesions of the Achilles tendon
- Lateral collateral ligament
- Medial collateral ligament
- Surgical lengthening of the Achilles tendon for post-traumatic stiffness
