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CAMO®ped Knee CPM

CAMO

ped is a passive/active motion device. Patients use the “good” leg to propel the leg being rehabilitated, which gently engages leg muscles, reduces joint swelling, and improves proprioception (kinesthetic muscle sense). With CAMO

ped, patients take an important part of their knee rehab back home with them. When used in combination with physical therapy, patients reduce proprioception deficit significantly over those patients that participate in physical therapy alone.

Benefits

Increased proprioception and coordination
Increased ROM in knee and hip
Reduced pain, stiffness and swelling
Increased functional stability
Adjustable calf and ankle supports
Adjustable resistance settings
Easy to transport

Technical Specs

Easily adjustable angle limiter for knee joint movement between -15° (hyperextension) and 120° flexion
Movement resistance regulated by one of four settings
Telescopic reinforcements for optimal stability
Horizontally swivel-mounted for natural knee rotation
Adjustable resistance control for ankle movement
Adjustment for different calf lengths

Product Resources

The effect of a controlled active motion device on proprioception after anterior cruciate ligament plasty

A prospective randomized study. (F. v. Lübken, R. Schmidt, C. Jouini, H. Gerngroß, B. Friemert (Ulm Military Hospital)

Motion splints in follow-up treatment for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
Controlled Active Motion vs. Continuous Passive Motion (B. Friemert, C. Bach, W. Schwarz, H. Gerngroß (Abt. Chirurgie, Surgery Department, Hospital of the Federal Armed Forces Ulm)

Rehabilitation following anterior cruciate ligament replacement using an active motion splint
(S. Feil, Professor H. Pässler (ATOS Clinic, Heidelberg)

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