Physical Therapy Suppliers 081456334Fluidotherapy, Top Sleeve, Universal

Physical Therapy Suppliers 081456334Fluidotherapy, Top Sleeve, UniversalFluidization causes finely divided particles to acquire the characteristics of fluid. Evidence Based Guide to Therapeutic Physical Agents. So how does this work? Fluid therapy is a dry thermal physical agent that transfers its energy (i. e. heat) to soft tissues by forced convection. Evidence Based Guide to Therapeutic Physical Agents. What is forced convection? It is defined as the process of heat transfer through the forced movements of heated air

Fluidization causes finely divided particles to acquire the characteristics of fluid. “Evidence-Based Guide to Therapeutic Physical Agents”. So how does this work? Fluid therapy is a dry thermal physical agent that transfers its energy (i.e. heat) to soft tissues by forced convection. “Evidence-Based Guide to Therapeutic Physical Agents”. What is forced convection? It is defined as the process of heat transfer through the forced movements of heated air and Cellex (made of natural cellulose) particles in the chamber, which together are circulated around the extremity being treated. “Evidence-Based Guide to Therapeutic Physical Agents”. So what is Fluid therapy? It is defined as: “A modality of dry heat that uses a suspended air stream with the properties of a liquid. It simultaneously performs the functions of applied heat, massage, sensory stimulation, levitation and pressure oscillations”. “Mosby’s Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Allied Health”. Dry Heat Therapy relieves localized pain, increases localized blood circulation, increases range of motion and relieves minor pain and stiffness associated with no rheumatoid arthritis. Clinical indications include relief of local pain, management of minor pain and stiffness on non-rheumatoid arthritis, increase localized blood circulation, and management of joint range of motion when combined with exercise.