Continuous Passive Motion System

The Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) System is a specialized medical device used primarily in physical therapy to help patients recover after surgery or injury by promoting joint mobility and preventing stiffness. This system works by gently moving a patient's joint through a controlled range of motion (ROM) without the need for voluntary muscle effort. It is commonly used in rehabilitation settings, particularly for knee, hip, and shoulder joints, following procedures such as joint replacement, ligament reconstruction, or arthroscopic surgery.

Key Features:

Continuous Motion Mechanism: The CPM system provides consistent, gentle, and rhythmic movement to the joint, allowing it to move through its full range of motion while reducing pain and swelling. This controlled motion helps maintain joint flexibility and minimizes the risk of complications such as adhesions or contractures.

Adjustable Range of Motion: The system allows therapists or medical practitioners to adjust the angle, speed, and duration of the joint movement according to the patient’s specific needs. This adjustability ensures that the system is suitable for various stages of recovery and can be tailored to individual treatment plans.

Easy-to-Use Control Panel: The CPM system features an intuitive control panel that allows healthcare professionals to easily set the parameters for treatment, including ROM limits, speed of motion, and time intervals. Many models also offer digital displays for real-time feedback and monitoring.