A device for caring for a human subject is disclosed. The device includes a frame including a base surfaces and side surfaces, and defining a hollow, and a liquid receptacle disposed beneath the frame. A conduit fluidly connects the hollow to the liquid receptacle. A cover is connected to the frame above the hollow. The cover includes a plurality of nozzles.

The present invention provides a practical method for treating atopic dermatitis. By subjecting patients suffering from atopic dermatitis to filtered temperature controlled laminer air flow disease symptoms have been significantly reduced and even removed. The velocity of the laminar air flow is balanced such that body convections are braked without the generation of draught..

A device for caring for a human subject is disclosed. The device includes a frame including a base surfaces and side surfaces, and defining a hollow, and a liquid receptacle disposed beneath the frame. A conduit fluidly connects the hollow to the liquid receptacle. A cover is connected to the frame above the hollow. The cover includes a plurality of nozzles.

A system and method for automatically producing and monitoring a cryotherapy session within a chamber includes a plumbing system coupled to the chamber for cooling the chamber. A central controller may be coupled to the plumbing system. The central controller may be operable for: initiating the cryotherapy session within the chamber with a cryogenic gas flowing through the plumbing system for cooling the chamber to a first temperature; determining if the first temperature has been reached within the chamber; determining if a check-in command has been received for the cryotherapy session; and stopping the cryotherapy session after a predetermined period of time. The central controller may also monitor a cooling rate for the chamber and a heater associated with the cooling rate.

Thermal delivery devices, systems, and/or methods are used to cool and/or to heat a portion of a subject for a purpose of inducing a desired and/or intended outcome in that subject. The subject may be an animal, such as, a vertebrate, a mammal, a primate, and/or a human. Examples of the portion to be thermally treated may be a face, a forehead, a head, a hand, a body, or other portion of the subject. The cooling and/or the heating of the portion (e.g., the face) may be sufficient to induce the desired and/or the intended outcome in that subject. The desired and/or intended outcome may relate to: release of at least one type of neurotransmitter; trigeminal nerve stimulation; (indirect) vagus nerve stimulation; transdermal drug delivery; bypass of the blood-brain-barrier (BBB); aesthetic medicine; cardiovascular; dermatological; ears, nose, and throat (otolaryngological); ophthalmological; neurological; psychological; endocrinological; and/or rheumatological benefits to that subject.

Embodiments of the present application disclose a cryogenic physical therapy cabin and a cryogenic physical therapy cabin system. The cryogenic physical therapy cabin includes: a cabin body; a cabin door, which is hinged with the cabin body to form at least one sauna room; a refrigeration module, which comprises an evaporator arranged on an inner wall of the cabin body; an air outlet module, which is arranged on the cabin body and includes fan blades and a fan electrically connected to the fan blades, wherein the fan is configured to drive the fan blades to rotate to generate a circulating airflow inside the sauna room; and a main control module, which includes a controller electrically connected to the fan and the refrigeration module, wherein the controller is configured to receive a user adjustment instruction and adjust operation states of the air outlet module and the refrigeration module according to the user adjustment instruction. With the cryogenic physical therapy cabin in embodiments on the present application, the operation state can be adjusted according to the user adjustment instruction, and thereby improving the intelligence level of the cryogenic physical therapy cabin.

Apparatus which forms part of the system includes a receiver, a body and a cap. The receiver defines a bore that has a threaded interior surface. The body: defines an interior cavity; and has an exterior surface. The exterior surface: defines an aperture that communicates with the cavity; and is adapted for threaded engagement with the bore such that, when the body is operatively positioned within the receiver, rotation of the body causes movement of the body between a retracted position wherein the vent is disposed at least substantially interiorly of the receiver and an extended positioned wherein the vent is disposed at least substantially exteriorly of the receiver. The cap is mounted to the body and adapted, when the body is disposed in the retracted position, to occlude the bore.

A steam shower system, includes a steam enclosure, including a front plate, a rear wall, and a steam chamber; a steam mixing valve with a steam control dial; a mixed water line; a steam nozzle assembly with a stem nozzle head; a steam vent, including a perimeter wall, including a perimeter wall and a perimeter ledge; a steam deflector; a steam barrier; a vacuum air vent, which is optionally hidden behind the steam control dial; and aromatherapy device, including an aromatherapy aperture and receptor with a container for aromatic liquid; such that the steam vent is configured to emit steam from the steam chamber.

A cryotherapy chamber with one or more integrated systems. A first system is a prescriptive windchill system that incorporates at least one auxiliary windchill fan located within the cryotherapy chamber that is in signal communication with a user interface also located and accessible within the cryotherapy chamber that responds to control signals provided by a user inside of the cryotherapy chamber to cause the at least one auxiliary windchill fan to activate and to control a speed to further lower a temperature of the cryotherapy chamber. A second system includes a presence sensor that detects a presence of a user when located within the cryotherapy chamber and indicates when the user is no longer present in the cryotherapy chamber to allow an administrative entity to externally turn down or turn off one or more systems in the cryotherapy chamber when the user exits the cryotherapy chamber.

The present invention provides a practical method for treating atopic dermatitis. By subjecting patients suffering from atopic dermatitis to filtered temperature controlled laminar air flow disease symptoms have been significantly reduced and even removed. The velocity of the laminar air flow is balanced such that body convections are braked without the generation of draught.