COLD AIR DEVICES: COOLING AND CRYOSTIMULATION EFFECTS

Vascular and Systemic Effects Achieves superficial skin temperatures comparable to traditional icing with lower risk of cold-induced tissue injury. Rebound vasodilation after cold air may persist up to ~60 minutes, compared to ~30 minutes after icing (Korman et al., 2012). Can elicit contralateral effects – temperature changes in the non-treated limb, indicating a systemic reflex […]

APPLYING COOLING CORRECTLY

Effective acute injury management reduces pain, controls inflammation and promotes recovery. Cooling is one tool within this – but not always the right one. Two Approaches To Acute Injury Management Core Application Principles Apply in short, controlled periods (10 – 20 minutes), allowing full rewarming between applications. Base application on the individual’s pain, swelling and […]

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