One of the devices that has recently found wide application in physical medicine and rehabilitation is the Game Ready.
Game Ready is used to reduce pain, reduce swelling, reduce blood flow to deeper tissues where bleeding may already be present, and compression further helps with fluid control and limiting pain in the injured area, leading to prolonged analgesic effect, significant increase range of motion, all together to faster tissue regeneration and faster recovery in general.
The use of cold compression is not a new method (on the contrary, it has been present for centuries), but the great importance of this device is based primarily on controlled flow and compression, which actually helps the physiotherapist to achieve the ideal therapeutic effect in a short time.
Game ready system is currently one of the most commonly used methods for recovery from injuries and rehabilitation after surgical interventions for thousands of leading orthopedic surgeons, physiotherapists, and sports doctors.
HOW DOES THE SYSTEM WORK?
ACTIVE CRYOTHERAPY
The rapidly circulating ice water continuously and pleasantly cools the affected area in order to effectively reduce edema (swelling), muscle cramps, and pain.
CONTROLLED COMPRESSION
Pneumatic compression mimics natural muscle contractions to reduce edema and stimulate oxygen-rich blood flow.
ANATOMICAL COVERAGE
Anatomically designed cuffs surround the affected part of the body, increasing the area and contact for more effective cryotherapy.
FASTER, DEEPER COOLING
Faster, deeper, longer-lasting cooling also means safer treatments, with a minimized risk of frostbite and a proven reduction in the use of painkillers.
“This type of therapy is the best response to an acute injury because it reduces swelling and pain”
THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS OF GAME READY:
More effective than static compression
It mimics natural muscle contractions by "pumping" edema out of injured tissue, which prevents tissue damage and encourages an accelerated recovery process
Stimulates tissue recovery
Increases the flow of blood and oxygen to the site of injury
Optimizes lymphatic drainage
There is no possibility of frostbite
Reduces the need to take oral analgesics
It enables quick recovery and return to daily activities
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