Cryochamber

• relatively low investment costs.
• low operating costs.
• low consumption of cryogenic gas.
• quick-freezing.
• quick reimbursement.
• low local requirements.
• simple operating.
• direct contact with the patient during treatment.
• adjustable temperature and time of treatment for each group of patients individually.
• thanks to the open roof, also people suffering from claustrophobia can benefit from treatments.
• safety for patients during treatments.
• meets the National Health Fund requirements for treatments refund.

• a unit consisting of initial chamber, main chamber and a technical room.
• temperature and time adjustment in both initial and main chamber.
• “open chamber” – no roof – thanks to that, also people suffering from claustrophobia can benefit from sessions. It also eliminates the problem of warmth. generated by the patient’s body surface gathering underneath the insulated roof- as it has an adverse effect on temperature distribution in the cooling space.
• forced circulation of cold ensures an even temperature distribution in the entire space.
• materials for covering the internal walls of the cryochamber are characterized by low thermal capacity, so a small amount of energy is needed to freeze them.
• oxygen sensors, analyzing the oxygen concentration, from which the reading is displayed on the operator’s panel.
• automatic shut-off of the nitrogen supply and cessation of the operation of the chamber in case of too low oxygen content.
• the initial and main chamber doors are transparent and can be opened at every stage of the treatment.
• the touch display gives the ability to control the operation modes of the chamber and each stage of the therapy.
• a modular design allows even multiple transfers and installations in another room.
• remote diagnosis function – allows the remote control of the cryochamber.
• EC medical certificate in accordance with the European Medical Directive 93/42/EEC Annex VI.

cryochamber local requirements and technical specification