C3 Cryo System

During the procedure, a specialised probe is placed next to the targeted nerve using image guidance. The probe creates an extremely cold temperature to forms an ice ball that temporarily blocks the nerve from transmitting pain signals. Over time, the nerve naturally regenerates while many patients continue to experience pain relief during recovery.

Cryoablation is a minimally invasive procedure that destroys targeted abnormal tissue by applying extremely low temperatures. The freezing process forms an ice ball around the treatment area, causing controlled cellular destruction while preserving surrounding healthy structures as much as possible.

Suitable for:

• Pain intervention
• Soft tissue lesions
• Tumors
• Bone metastasis

Objective - Destroy tissue permanently

Cryoneurolysis is a minimally invasive procedure that temporarily interrupts the function of peripheral nerves using controlled cold temperatures. By blocking the transmission of pain signals without permanently destroying the nerve, the treatment provides prolonged pain relief while allowing natural nerve regeneration over time.

Suitable for:

• Peripheral nerve pain
• Knee osteoarthritis
• Shoulder pain
• Hip pain
• Occipital neuralgia
• Intercostal neuralgia

Objective - Temporary nerve block

Cryoanalgesia is a pain management technique that applies controlled cold temperatures to temporarily reduce nerve conduction and relieve pain. It is commonly used to manage postoperative pain and selected chronic pain conditions while preserving nerve integrity.

Suitable for:

• Post-operative pain
• Rib fracture pain

Objective - Pain control

Cryoablation:

• Bone metastasis pain
• Soft tissue lesions
• Selected tumor (clinically indicated)

Cryoneurolysis:

• Chronic knee pain (Osteoarthritis)
• Chronic shoulder pain
• Hip pain
• Peripheral nerve pain
• Intercostal neuralgia
• Occipital neuralgia
• Neuropathic pain
• Facet joint pain
• Sacroiliac joint pain
• Coccydynia
• Infrapatellar nerve pain
• Spasticity

Cryoanalgesia:

• Post-thoractomy pain
• Post-surgical pain
• Rib fracture pain
• Acute pain management

• Mild pain or soreness at treatment site
• Bruising
• Swelling
• Temporary numbness
• Tingling sensation
• Temporary muscle weakness (dependig on treated nerve)