RIMEC Fisiotek 3000 N CPM for knee & hip
4300 € Reference: 700017
RIMEC Fisiotek 3000 Ν CPM that uses flexion-extension movement to allow mobilization of the knee & hip. The asymmetric frame structure permits anatomically correct movement: placement is made according to the patient’s limb length, measured from the greater trochanter to the lateral malleolus. Limbs from 72 cm to 100 cm in length can be rehabilitated. Additionally, an accessory for limbs less than 72 cm in length is available to provide rehabilitation support for limbs as short as 61 cm.
The Fisiotek 3000 Ν CPM can be programmed by means of:
- Hand-held programmable keypad: Designed to empower the patient to actively participate in rehabilitation therapy (when possible). The keypad unit contains all the programming keys for the device, as well as START & STOP buttons for movement control.
- Control console: Used to program the functions of the Fisiotek device. The information display provides extremely sharp graphic symbol images that are clear and easy to understand to make use intuitive.
Both units display new self-explanatory graphic symbols that provide clear images to make use easy and intuitive. The programmable features make it possible to meet different rehabilitation needs through means of customized and therefore more effective control.
Engineering data:
- Power supply: 85 ÷ 260V ~ 50 ÷ 60 Hz
- Electrical safety: Class I B Standard EN 60601-1
- Electromagnetic compatibility: Group 1 Class B Standard EN 60601-1-2
- Classification according to Dir. EEC 93/42: Class IIa
- Weight: 14kg
Programmable functions:
- Flexion-extension knee movement range from -10° to 120°
- Hip movement range from 7° to 115°
- Speed
- Force
- Working time
- Pause inflection
- Warm-up
Accessories:
- Hand-held programmable keypad
- Remote-controlled START&STOP
- Trolley for internal use
- Accessory for limbs shorter than 72 cm
The RIMEC Fisiotek 3000 Ν CPM is indicated for:
- Surgical repair of the knee’s extensor mechanism
- Meniscectomies and meniscal sutures
- Surgical treatments of fractures and pseudoarthrosis
- Osteotomy
- Artificial hip and knee
- Arthroscopy
- Arthrolisys