Chattanooga OptiFlex Ankle CPM - DJO-2027
The Chattanooga OptiFlex Ankle CPM (#2027) includes one ankle CPM unit and a neoprene washable patient kit. Other patient kits sold separately.
The Chattanooga OptiFlex Ankle CPM is designed to address the full range of motion capabilities including Dorsi Flexion/Plantar Flexion and Inversion/Eversion. The unit provides patient comfort while providing anatomical motion for the ankle for improved outcomes. Attached to the device is a card reader, where a clinician can insert a memory chip card to personalize treatment to each patient.
This device is vital to a full recovery of the ankle joint after a surgery. After a surgical procedure, the ankle must be routinely exercised so that the surrounding tissue won't stiffen and scar. To ensure the patient maintains the maximum range of motion post-surgery, CPM is used during the months of recovery following the operation.
Features
Features
- Adjustable base for use in bed or chair.
- Anatomically correct movements with a patented left/right design.
- User-friendly hand control for storing treatment information of a memory chip card.
- Customizable treatment parameters that are able to be fully synchronized.
Specifications
Specifications
| Dorsal Flexion |
40° |
| Plantar Flexion |
60° |
| ROM Position (Neutral) |
0° |
| Total Ankle ROM (Dorsal + Plantar) |
100° |
| Inversion |
40° |
| Eversion |
20° |
| Inversion/Eversion Neutral Position |
0° |
| Movement Speeds |
2 levels |
| Unit Weight |
24.25 lb (11 kg) |
Accessories
The Chattanooga OptiFlex Ankle CPM is commonly purchased with:
- #20716: Chattanooga CPM Patient Kit - SP2 Ankle.
Literature
Literature
Chattanooga CPM and Homecare Catalog
What our Experts Think
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Supports effective ankle rehabilitation: Provides continuous passive motion (CPM) to help restore mobility following ankle surgery or injury while reducing joint stiffness.
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Comprehensive ankle movement: Delivers anatomically correct dorsiflexion/plantar flexion and inversion/eversion to promote natural joint recovery.
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Customizable treatment protocols: Adjustable therapy settings allow clinicians to tailor motion parameters to each patient's rehabilitation needs.
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Designed for patient comfort: Features an adjustable base for use in either a bed or chair, along with a universal left/right configuration for easy setup.
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Simple, intuitive operation: Includes a user-friendly hand controller with patient data memory capabilities for consistent therapy sessions.
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Reliable clinical solution: Lightweight, durable construction makes it an excellent choice for hospitals, orthopedic practices, and physical therapy clinics.
Q&A
Q1: What is the Chattanooga OptiFlex Ankle CPM used for?
A: It provides continuous passive motion (CPM) therapy to help restore ankle mobility after surgery, injury, or joint stiffness.
Q2: What ankle movements does it support?
A: It supports dorsiflexion/plantar flexion and inversion/eversion, providing a full range of anatomical ankle motion during rehabilitation.
Q3: Can therapy settings be customized?
A: Yes. Adjustable motors allow clinicians to customize treatment parameters, and the hand controller can store therapy settings using a patient memory chip card.
Q4: Can it be used in a bed or chair?
A: Yes. The adjustable base allows comfortable use in both bed and chair settings for flexible rehabilitation.
Q5: Is it suitable for both the left and right ankle?
A: Yes. It features a patented universal left/right design for easy use on either ankle without additional accessories.
Q6: What is included with the unit?
A: The OptiFlex Ankle CPM includes one CPM unit and one washable neoprene patient kit for immediate clinical use.
Maintenance Tips
- Clean the frame, foot supports, and patient-contact surfaces after each use with a soft, damp cloth and a mild antibacterial detergent. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Turn off and unplug the CPM unit before cleaning or performing any maintenance to prevent electrical hazards.
- Inspect the power cord, controller, straps, and adjustment knobs regularly for wear or damage. Replace worn components before use.
- Ensure all adjustment knobs and locking mechanisms are securely tightened before each therapy session for safe, accurate motion.
- Keep the moving parts free from bedding, clothing, cables, or other obstructions that could interfere with operation.
- Store the unit in a clean, dry location and avoid exposure to excessive moisture, extreme temperatures, or condensation during transport and storage.
- Do not disassemble the device. All servicing and repairs should be performed only by authorized service technicians.
- Perform a brief operational check before each use to verify smooth movement and proper controller function, helping ensure reliable rehabilitation performance.
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