It is a continuous passive motion (CPM) device designed to gently and repeatedly stretch and bend the knee to support rehabilitation after stroke, surgery, or knee injury. It provides passive movement to improve joint mobility and aid recovery.
People recovering from knee surgery, stroke-related immobility, ligament or soft-tissue injury, or chronic stiffness may benefit. Use should be guided by a physician or physiotherapist to ensure it fits the patient’s clinical needs.
CPM promotes gradual joint motion to reduce stiffness, help prevent adhesions and contractures, maintain range of motion, and support circulation and tissue healing when used as part of a rehabilitation plan.
The trainer comes in S, M and L sizes. To choose the correct size, compare your leg measurements (thigh and calf circumference and leg length) to the seller’s sizing chart or consult your therapist or the vendor for guidance.
Yes. The device is designed for use at home, in clinics, rehab centers and hospitals. Home use should follow instructions from a healthcare professional and the product manual.
Yes. It has a lightweight, portable design. The single package dimensions are 124 x 42 x 38 cm and the gross weight is 14.800 kg, which makes it reasonably easy to move or transport.
The device is constructed from plastic and metal components for durability and hygiene.
This is a motorized CPM trainer. Specific power requirements, voltage and control functions (speed/angle adjustments) are provided in the product manual—check the seller’s specifications or included documentation for exact details.
Treatment duration and frequency vary by condition. Typical protocols used by clinicians range from short sessions (e.g., 15–60 minutes) multiple times per day. Always follow the treatment plan prescribed by your doctor or therapist.
Yes. Do not use if you have untreated deep vein thrombosis (DVT), active infection at the joint, unstable fractures, severe spasticity, or where motion is medically contraindicated. Stop use and consult a clinician if you experience increased pain, swelling, numbness or unusual symptoms.
Requirements vary by region and healthcare policy. Many users buy CPM devices without a prescription, but clinical supervision for use is strongly recommended. Check local regulations and consult your healthcare provider.
Minimal assembly is typically required. Follow the step-by-step instructions in the product manual. If you are unsure, ask a caregiver or contact the vendor for assembly support or demonstration.
Wipe surfaces with a soft cloth and mild disinfectant; avoid soaking or spraying water into the motor/controls. Regularly inspect fasteners, straps and moving parts for wear and keep the unit stored in a dry, dust-free area. Refer to the maintenance section of the manual for detailed care instructions.
Warranty terms and after-sales service vary by seller. Check the product listing or contact the vendor or manufacturer for warranty duration, available spare parts and authorized service centers.
For transport, use the original packaging if possible and lift with assistance if needed (the packed weight is about 14.8 kg). Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Secure moving parts to prevent damage during transport.
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