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Post-op

Post-op

Optimizing postoperative cooling with cool down

Sustainable cooling promotes the healing process after surgical procedures. Scientific studies have proven the superiority of cool down ICE FLUID over other cooling methods. Muscle volume also decreases less (less atrophy) and rebuilds faster.

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Surgical intervention

After surgical procedures, cooling promotes the healing process and relieves pain. Scientific findings show that cool down ICE FLUID reduces painkiller consumption. In addition, cooling with cool down ICE FLUID is perceived as very pleasant.

First dressing change

It is recommended to apply cool down ICE FLUID after the first dressing change. Fresh wounds are covered with a film dressing. Patients appreciate the gentle and long-lasting cooling of cool down ICE FLUID compared to conventional cooling methods.

Optimal cooling effect

For an optimal cooling effect, cool down ICE FLUID can and should be left on the wound for at least two hours. During cooling, patients' mobility is not restricted, which allows for other therapeutic measures to be carried out concurrently.

Repetition

Cooling with cool down ICE FLUID can be repeated as often as desired. After surgery, it is recommended to apply the cooling two to three times a day.

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A number of advantages over conventional cooling methods

Due to the long-lasting effect, cool down ICE FLUID allows for longer cooling phases without risking negative effects. The flexible bandaging allows for unrestricted mobility. The applications can be repeated as often as desired and can also be used during the night. The healing process is thus favorably influenced by an efficient, simple, and low-risk application, nursing staff are relieved, and the patient takes on motivating self-responsibility.