Intermittent Pneumatic Compression Device (DVT)
An intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) device designed to enhance venous and lymphatic return in the lower limbs, help reduce edema, and assist in the prevention of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) in patients with limited mobility or after surgery. The system delivers sequential inflation and deflation of multiple air chambers to simulate the natural calf muscle pump and promote blood and lymph flow.
Key features
- Sequential compression technology.
- Four air chambers for gradual, distributed pressure.
- Adjustable pressure level.
- Session timer.
- Easy-to-use control screen.
- Quiet operation suitable for daily use.
- Carrying/storage bag included.
- Suitable for home use, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers.
Clinical uses
- DVT prophylaxis after surgery.
- Improving circulation in the lower extremities.
- Adjunct in lymphedema management.
- Reducing swelling in the legs and feet.
- Alleviating the sensation of leg heaviness.
- Supporting post-operative rehabilitation programs.
- Enhancing lymphatic circulation.
- Use in physical therapy centers.
- Home care for patients with limited mobility.
Benefits
- Activation of blood circulation.
- Improved lymphatic fluid drainage.
- Reduced leg congestion.
- Swelling relief.
- Enhanced leg comfort.
- Reduced feeling of fatigue.
- Support for post-surgical recovery.
- Improved blood flow to the lower limbs.
- Helps maintain venous health.
Patient groups and settings
- Post-surgical patients.
- Older adults.
- Patients with limited mobility.
- Lymphedema patients.
- Patients with chronic venous insufficiency.
- Physical therapy centers.
- Hospitals.
- Rehabilitation centers.
- Home care.
Important information
Use under the direction of a physician or physical therapist. The device may be unsuitable for certain conditions (e.g., acute DVT or some vascular diseases). Always follow the contraindications and safety instructions in the device manual, especially for home use.
