CET Cryotherapy

Cryotherapy

The CET Cryo Spa is the most sophisticated cryotherapy device for the treatment and prevention of sports injuries and is increasingly used as a recovery modality.

The CET patented cryo spa facilitates the easy use of cryotherapy (low temperature saltwater hydrotherapy) in the professional and amateur sports club.

Independent clinical trials, using the CET Cryotherapy Spa, have been conducted at the Sports & Health Research Institute to establish the optimum protocols for the use of cryotherapy in the treatment of sports injuries such as achilles tendon injuries, cruciate ligaments, hamstrings, soft tissue injuries etc. and to aid in the promotion of speedy recovery after training or competition.

Dr Chris Bleakley of the Rehabilitation Research Centre says the CET Cryo Spa is much more effective and user friendly than common low temperature modalities such as ice baths and ice wraps or gels.


The CET Cryotherapy Spa includes:
  • Thermostat controlled temperature
  • Specially designed area for treating ankle, calf and thigh injuries
  • Temperature range from 1C to 14C.
  • Vigorous massage effect
  • High salt concentration
  • Effective infection control
  • Independent clinical trials
  • Five year guarantee

Use of Cryotherapy for post competition recovery is becoming the norm.

The CET Cryo Spa is the perfect modality for treating common sports injuries such as tendon and ligament injuries, hamstrings, achilles tendons, cruciate ligaments and soft tissue injuries.



To learn more about Cryotherapy in general, please read through the scientific research articles.

 

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Sean Og in the CET Cryo Spa

Sean Og
Ireland & Cork County
footballer & hurler
uses the CET Cryo Spa


Cryotherapy for post competition recovery

Ipswich Town players at UU Clinics' Rehabilitation Research Centre
CET Cryotherapy

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