Called also cryostimulation. It is a short, 1-3 min long, application of an intensive chill stimulus to a specific part of the body in the temperature of -160°C, with the aim to cause a physiological body reaction. It has an analgesic, anti-inflammatory and decongestive effect. Cryostimulation improves clinical and functional condition of the patients, reduces the duration of the rehabilitation, and accelerates recovery. Treatment recommendations: pain syndromes, neuralgia post-traumatic condition rheumatic and degenerative joint diseases swellings after fractures and injuries inflammatory soft tissue condition neuralgia hypertonia overload inflammatory reactions of joints, tendons and muscles paresis and spastic contractures of the limbs ankylosing spondylitis (AS) rheumathoid arthritis psoriatic rheumatism