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1.1.1 TargetCool™ device and Grip
The TargetCool™ grip is wrapped around the
TargetCool™ device, which is a handheld device
that –as part of a system that includes the
TargetCool™ Consumables kit –can provide rapid,
precise, and controlled cooling to the skin tissue.
1.1.2 Nozzle
The outlet of the nozzle is configured to spray
cryogen at a controlled, cool temperature to the
target area. TargetCool™ is compatible with three
nozzle types
- Cooling nozzle: Nozzle used in Cooling mode
- Freezing nozzle: Nozzle used in Freezing mode
- Boosting nozzle: Nozzle used in Boosting mode
1.1.3 Boosting Guard
The Boosting guard is used to connect the Boosting
container to the Boosting nozzle. The Boosting
guard can only be used when the device is set to
Boosting mode.
1.1.4 Charger (USB Type-C) and Power Cord
The charger (USB Type-C) charges the
TargetCool™ device when it is not in use.
Charger Specifications: Input: AC 100-240V-
50/60Hz 600mA
Output: DC 5V—3A, 9V—3A, 12V—2.5A, 15V—2A,
20V—1.5A
1.1.5 Cartridge Sleeve
The cartridge sleeve is configured to be wrapped
around the cartridge (sold separately).
1.1.6 Quick Reference Guide
The Quick Reference Guide offers an overview of
the TargetCool™ device and how to begin using it.
CoolHealth, Inc. assumes no liability for damage to
the device, injury to the user, or injury to the patient
that may occur when operating the TargetCool™
system without first completely reading the User
Guide, and fully adhering to the instructions and
warnings contained therein. If you have any
questions whatsoever about how to operate
TargetCool™ properly, please contact your sales
representative.
1.2 Intended Purpose
The TargetCool is for use when cryotherapy is
indicated for the temporary reduction of pain,
swelling, inflammation, and hematoma from surgical
procedures, sprains or other acute sports injuries,
and as an adjunct to rehabilitative treatment (e.g.
effects of analgesia, anesthesia and relaxation).
[Intended application]
- To decrease swelling/edema following trauma
(injury)
- To treat burns
- To treat Actinic keratosis
- To treat Naevus of Ota
- To treat warts
- To inhibit spasticity
- To reduce muscle spasm
- To reduce acute inflammatory reaction
- To reduce pain
- To reduce limb metabolism (also, it leads a
temporary anesthetic effect prior to surgical
process)
- To produce reactive hyperemia
- To facilitate muscular contraction for various forms
of neurogenic weakness and for muscle reeducation
- To treat restricted knee flexion due to traumatic
lower extremity fractures
1.3 Contraindications
- Hypertension (due to secondary vasoconstriction)
- Raynaud's disease
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Local limb ischemia
- History of vascular impairment, such as frostbite or
arteriosclerosis
- Cold allergy (cold urticaria)
- Paroxysmal cold hemoglobinuria
- Cryoglobulinemia or any disease that produces a
marked cold pressor response