A fixed or portable chamber used for whole-body cryotherapy operations is called a cryotherapy chamber. The fundamental distinction between a cryotherapy chamber and a cryosauna is the former’s ability to treat multiple patients simultaneously in a confined environment. Cryosauna, on the other hand, is a single-user cryotherapy machine with the head outside the machine.

A PERMANENT CRYOTHERAPY CHAMBER

This chamber is designed to fit inside a structure and is used for whole-body therapy. This model is frequently utilised for in-home patients who have mobility restrictions or in various amusement parks or spa facilities. To regulate temperatures, the exterior walls of this room were constructed using thermal insulators, while the interior walls were constructed using wood pallets. The number of persons that can use it determines the size of this room.

CONVENIENT CRYOTHERAPY CHAMBER

It is a mobile chamber that can be attached or removed as necessary. The size of the chambers or the frequency of use are the primary drivers of such a configuration. It is substantially larger than stationary cryotherapy chambers because a change room and a setup area are required.

CRYOTHERAPY CHAMBER OR CRYOSAUNA: WHICH SHOULD YOU PICK?

Your decision could be influenced by the following things:

• Cryosaunas are significantly smaller than cryo chambers in both size and dimensions
• Nitrogen consumption – due to the cryo chamber’s larger size, nitrogen consumption is higher
• Comfort of the patient: In a cryosauna, the patient’s head is not in the freezing area. Several patients can be treated simultaneously in a cryo chamber, when the patient is completely in the cold zone
• The required temperature is up to -170°C in a cryosauna and no higher than -120°C in a cryo chamber.