480E Knee CPM Device

Our most popular, easiest to use, hospital-to-home unit!

• Lightweight and durable
• Range of motion from -5° - 120°
• Warm-up feature
• Pause feature for enhanced treatment results
• Easy to use digital motion controller
• Patient compliance meter
• NMES compatability
• Convenient carrying handle
• Pediatric accessory available

The 480E Lower Limb CPM Device combines lightweight and durable construction with ease of operation.

Weighing only 11 kg (24 lbs.), and equipped with a convenient carrying handle, the 480E is suitable for both hospital and home use.

Range of motion is adjustable from -5° extension to 120° flexion. An optional pediatric accessory makes the device suitable for children

A convenient and easy to use motion controller contains several advanced treatment features, including a warm-up feature which, when selected, starts the patient at a reduced range of motion and gradually increases the range until the programmed setting is reached. A pause feature enhances treatment, especially in preventing the formation of contractures and intra-articular adhesions, by holding the limb in sustained flexion or extension for up to 30 seconds.

For safety, the 480E is equipped with a reverse-on-load feature to reverse the direction of travel should the patient resist motion, or if motion is obstructed.

Indications

Immediate postoperative management after the following, where indicated:

• ACL reconstruction
• Open reduction and rigid internal fixation of intra-articular, diaphyseal and metaphyseal fractures
• Capsulotomy and arthrolysis for post-traumatic arthritis with restriction of motion
• Synovectomy for rheumatoid arthritis and hemophilic arthropathy
• Arthrotomy and drainage of acute septic arthritis
• Surgical release of extra-articular contractures or adhesions (quadricepsplasty)
• Metaphyseal osteotomy with rigid internal fixation of tibia and femur
• Prosthetic replacement (arthroplasty)
• Reconstruction of medial collateral ligament tears of the knee using a semitendinosus tendonesis
• Reconstructive surgery of bone, cartilage, tendons and ligaments
• Prolonged joint immobilization