Knee Rehabilitation.
Continuous Passive Motion Therapy or CPM is commonly used by orthopaedic surgeons to aid in patient recovery following injury or surgery to the joint. After a surgery, many patients will experience pain which can lead to a tendency to not move the joint adequately enough to regain proper range of motion. The tissue around the joint will become stiff due to this lack of motion and scarring will begin to develop.

When a Continous Passive Motion machine is applied after surgery, the joint can be moved through a range of motion for an extended period of time. This use can significantly reduce the recovery time by increasing the range of motion, promote healing of the joint surfaces and soft tissues, reduce the development of adhesions and scar tissue and decrease stiffness of the joint.

The Phoenix Model 1850 CPM has a lightweight, compact design, an integrated bed mount system and an easily converted foot cradle for pediatric use.