No Age Clinic Medycyna Laserowa i Estetyczna (Chojny)

“What is Cryoscreen Neuroreflex Cryotherapy? Neuroreflex cryotherapy, or cold therapy, is a natural and currently essential technique in the daily treatment of acute and chronic conditions. The targeted use of cold is primarily found in rehabilitation within general therapeutic approaches involving movement and/or behavioral therapy. With Cryoscreen technology, liquid CO² is used to stimulate neuroreceptors in the skin using an integrated thermal imaging camera, which measures skin temperature remotely. This effect produces a thermal and cold shock within 30 seconds and has an immediate pain-relieving, anti-inflammatory, muscle-relaxing, and drainage-promoting effect. The basis of treatment is the reflex response of the neurovegetative system to this stimulation. Applications/Effects of Cryotherapy In cryotherapy, cold is specifically used for local treatment, as cold removes heat from the body. When the body temperature is low, inflammatory processes slow down, as the so-called "cold shock" slows down. Inflammatory mediators become less active. Sensory receptors in the skin are stimulated, and information is transmitted directly to the hypothalamus (pituitary gland). The autonomic nervous system is immediately activated via reflex pathways. This activation is the basis of treatment. A direct therapeutic response is achieved by regulating homeostasis (self-regulation) and enzymatic reactions. Due to the phase change from liquid to gas, the skin cools to 2°C within 30 seconds. This strong physical reaction causes thermal shock. Analgesic Effect Analgesia (pain relief) by blocking pain receptors Pain relief occurs within 30 seconds by inhibiting nociceptors by inhibiting the release of allogenic hormones (e.g., catecholamines, histamine) by reducing the nerve conduction velocity and frequency of pain-transmitting nerve fiber impulses - blocking nerve conduction Vasomotor effect through deep vasodilation Intensive drainage of the circulatory and lymphatic systems through deep vasodilation Reduction of inflammatory activity Immediate constriction (within 7 seconds) of local, superficial blood vessels Immediate, general vasoconstriction via the CNS reflex arc. Delayed, generalized vasoconstriction due to activation of the posterior hypothalamus due to the reflux of cooler blood. Vasodilation (within 20 seconds) of deep blood and lymphatic vessels, as a protective function caused by the "paralysis" of vasomotor functions. Anti-inflammatory effect Anti-inflammatory effect by inhibiting inflammatory enzymes Reduced inflammatory activity Reduced metabolic rate in cooled tissue and reduced oxygen consumption Reduced enzyme activity in inflammatory processes, e.g., inhibiting cartilage breakdown caused by inflammation Suppressed inflammation induced by mechanical, biochemical, or infectious agents Neuroreflex vasodilation results in significantly faster removal of inflammatory mediators such as prostaglandins, serotonin, and histamine (5-10 minutes). Lymphatic pumps are also stimulated, further accelerating this process. Edema, hematomas, and local inflammation resolve much more quickly than with previous forms of therapy. Muscle relaxation effect Muscle relaxation caused by the myostatic reflex in the spinal cord Neurological effect resulting from the myostatic reflex in the spinal cord. Reduced muscle spindle firing frequency Reduced nerve conduction velocity in motor fibers Reduced muscle spindle activity, leading to reduced muscle tone and muscle spasticity.”

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