Pressotherapy
Pressotherapy works on the principle of intermittent compression, where pressure is applied to the tissues to stimulate the blood and lymph circulation.
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More about pressotherapy (mechanical lymph drainage)
Pressotherapy alternates between compression and release of pressure on various vascular and lymphatic structures. It is based on the principles of manual lymphatic drainage and is performed in a completely physiological way.
The basis of intermittent compression therapy is the overpressure created in the chambers of the cuff. This speeds up both the flow of nutrients in the blood and the removal of interstitial fluid and metabolic products. This improves blood circulation, reduces swelling and pain, and improves immune function.