THE ONLY TECHNOLOGY THAT ALLOWS PAIN RELIEF FAST

THROUGH NEUROCRYOSTIMULATION

CLINICAL MODEL

PORTABLE MODEL

NeuroCryostimulation is cutting edge technology in pain and inflammation treatment by thermal shock therapy.

Under the combined influence of extremely low temperature (-78°C) and the very high cooling rate created by gaz pressure, Neurocryostimulation triggers an inate reaction in the body allowing a deep, fast and efficient, longlasting treatment option.

This treatment has been conceived for patients suffering from accute pain as for those suffering from chronic pain.

THERMAL SHOCKThis sonic stage creates a reaction on the skin combining extremely low temperature (-78°C), to a cooling effect generated by the pressure of the gas (50 bars at 15°C) and a shock wave of 400 Hz when the micro crystals are expelled in sonic stage in the ejection cone created by the stream.

The scouring power from the micro crystals (25 KJ/mole of carbon dioxide), in association with the quickly dropping temperature and the 400HZ vibration created by the sonic stream, gives way for a very intense reaction.

We have dubbed this reaction: THERMAL SHOCK

In order to set off a central neurological response the thermal shock must be attained in a few seconds time. Only when these conditions are put together can we achieve a state of thermal shock.

ENCRYPTED SIGNAL TO THE HYPOTHALAMUSLet us be reminded that the neuro receptors enclosed in 5 mm of skin are responsible for the entire organism’s reaction to climatic changes. These receptors will be set off by the aggression and will also react to the powerful spray on the skin. Their purpose is to transmit an alert message to the hypothalamus which in turn, after having decrypted the message will forward the information to the somatosensory area of the Cortex.

The Cortex’s response will be to set off a remote neuro vegetative reflex whose main purpose will be to regulate both by mechanic and enzymatic way the local homeostasis.

ILLUSTRATING THE DIFFERENCE WITH TRADITIONAL CRYOTHERAPYWhat constitutes the main difference from traditional cryotherapy?Current scientific research has demonstrated the mechanism triggering the reactions to different source of cold:

- ICE: Works with conduction that creates an energy transfer from the ice pack to the skin.

- AEROTHERAPY: Uses air compressors that generate a pressure of less than 1 bar at the nozzle. This pressure is called subsonic. There are no micro crystals when the stream comes out of the ejection nozzle and this technique uses convection (cooling effect by blowing cold air).

- NEUROCRYOSTIMULATION is a technique that applies a stream whose ejection pressure is greater than 1 bar. This technique is called sonic. The stream expels the gas in the form of micro crystals of carbon dioxide snow at -78°C in a solid form. The pressure is at a minimum of 50 bars when it comes out the nozzle and undergoes a loss in charge, down to 2.2 bars on contact with the skin. This technique acts using both convection and sublimations.

PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTSWhat are the physiological effects on the organism?

• ANALGESIC: The treatment quickly provides temporary relief for up to 3 hours. • VASOMOTOR: It triggers a rapid cycle of constriction and dilation to drain the vascular system of substances that cause pain, inflammation and swelling. It re-balances the pressure of body fluids that cause swelling and pain.• ANTI-INFLAMMATORY: It controls the production and synthesis of the enzymes that are responsible for acute inflammation.• MUSCLE RELAXANT: The above three effects combined with the vibration from sound waves help the muscle fibres to relax.

NEUROCRYOSTIMULATION

RHUMATOLOGYCHRONIC DISEASERheumatoid arthritisFibromyalgiaAnkylosing spondylitis

SHOULDER PSHTendonitisCapsulitis

ELBOW BicipitalTricipital EpicondylitisEpitrochleitisBursitis

CERVICAL SPINE Cervical spondylosisArnold’s neuralgiaTrigeminal neuralgiaTorticollisNCBHeadacheUpper trapezius contractures

KNEEKnee arthritisPatellar femoral arthritisFemoral tibial osteoarthritisBridle’s tendinitisPatellar tendinitisQuadricep tendinitisPatellar bursitis

ANKLE • FOOT • TOECalcaneal spurPosterior heel painMorton’s Disease Achilles tendonitisHallux valgusCapitonite

SPINAL COLUMNBack painIntercostal neuralgia

WRIST • HAND • FINGERDisease QuervinCarpal tunnel syndromeRizarthroseDupuytren's contracture

HIP OsteoarthritisContraction of the gluteus mediusFemoral cutaneous neuralgiaGroin

LUMBAR SPINE LumbagoChronic LombargiesLumbarthroses

SACRUMNeuralgia sacro coccygeal

DIFFERENT PATHOLOGY TREATED BY NEUROCRYOSTIMULATION

TRAUMA AND SURGICAL SUITESCHRONIC DISEASE Rheumatoid arthritisFibromyalgiaAnkylosing spondylitis

ANKLESprained MCL / LCLAchilles tendon rupturesFracture

HAND and FINGERDislocation and sprain handRupture, tear tendonsWounds

SHOULDERAcromioclavicular joint dislocationShoulder prosthesis

WRISTColles’ fracture

ELBOWElbow dislocation

KNEESprained MCL / LCLSprained ligamentsArthroscopyPatellar dislocationRectus breakdownBreakdown of hamstring Total knee prosthesis

FOOT and TOESprains and metatarsophalangealinterphalangeal

HIPTotal hip replacement

DISORDERSVASCULAR Consequences of strippingSpider veins, varicose veinsRosaceaVascular edema Cellulitis UlcersLymphedema Bedsores

NEUROLOGYTREATMENT SciaticaCruralgiaSequelae of herniationAlgodystrophiesShingles Spasticity

SPECIALPROTOCOLS Scar treatment