Cryotherapy Cabin

The cryogenic chamber (Cryochamber) is optimal for group systemic cryogenic therapy. The cryochamber is a unit that consists of two distinct rooms: the preliminary chamber and the main chamber. The temperature in the preliminary chamber can be set to -40°C to -60°C, while in the main chamber it can be set to -100°C to -160°C. Personnel establish and regulate the procedure's duration, which is three minutes for each chamber. Treatment temperatures and duration may be individually determined and coordinated for each session.

An even distribution of temperature throughout the rooms is achieved through the action of induced circulation on "cold."

Additionally, the absence of a roof eliminates the issue of heat accumulation under the ceiling caused by patients. The distribution of temperature within the area of both chambers is adversely affected by the an accumulation of heat in chambers with roofs.