Abstract: A method for gathering information relating to the use of a continuous passive motion device can include receiving usage information from a continuous passive motion device processing unit. The usage information can include at least one duration of time that the continuous passive motion device was used. The method can also include storing the usage information such that the usage information is available within a historical dataset. Additionally, the method can include displaying at least a portion of the usage information from the historical dataset on a graphical user interface.

Abstract: A method for gathering information relating to the use of a continuous passive motion device can comprise receiving usage information from a continuous passive motion device processing unit. The usage information can comprise at least one duration of time that the continuous passive motion device was used. The method can also comprise storing the usage information such that the usage information is available within a historical dataset. Additionally, the method can comprise displaying at least a portion of the usage information from the historical dataset on a graphical user interface.

Abstract: An orthopedic stretcher allows for alternately applying flexion and extension forces to a patient's leg. The orthopedic stretcher includes a base with a first leg pivotally connected thereto. A second leg support for engaging the patient's lower leg is linked to the first leg support. A first motor moves the first leg support and second leg support relative to the base, and a second motor moves the second leg support relative to the first leg support. The first motor and second motor apply an extension force or flexion force to the patient's leg to bend the patient's leg.

Abstract: An orthopedic stretcher allows for alternately applying flexion and extension forces to a patient's leg. The orthopedic stretcher includes a base with a first leg pivotally connected thereto. A second leg support for engaging the patient's lower leg is linked to the first leg support. A means for applying an extension force moves the first leg support and the second leg support further apart to extend the patient's leg. Similarly, a means for applying a flexion force moves the first leg support and the second leg support closer together to bend the patient's leg.