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Features:
 sequentially
inflates air chambers distally to proximally
gradient
compression system
preset
inflation/deflation cycle
adjustable
pressure control
color-coded
pressure gauge
safety
alarm system
anti-kink,
color-coded tubing
ability
to treat two extremities simultaneously (with adapter tubing)
compact
lightweight
portable
U.L.
approved for home use
Sequential Pneumatic Sleeves
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Helps Reduce Peripheral Edema
Using three independent chambers, the KCI Sequential Pneumatic
Sleeves provide gradient sequential compression, when used
with the System 7500 pump. By incorporating a soft nylon pile
inner liner, the pneumatic sleeves are extremely comfortable
to wear during use. |
Features:
color-coded
ports simplify hook-up
soft
nylon pile inner liner
durable
construction
three
independent chambers
longitudinal
zipper for ease of application
anti-reflux
safety valves (designed to prevent reverse inflation)
machine
washable
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The KCI Extremity Pump - System 7000 provides convenient
single chambered compression for the management and reduction of
peripheral edema. Compact and lightweight, the System 7000 is ideal
for home use. |
Features:
preset
inflation and deflation cycle
adjustable
pressure control
color-coded
pressure gauge
safety
alarm system (Cat. No. 147 000 only)
anti-kink
tubing
ability
to treat two extremities in alternating fashion
compact
lightweight
portable
U.L.
approved for home use
Intermittent Pneumatic Sleeves
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Helps Reduce Peripheral Edema
KCI Intermittent Pneumatic Sleeves are designed to operate
with all KCI Intermittent Extremity Pumps. Offering single
chambered pneumatic compression therapy, KCI Intermittent Pneumatic
Sleeves provide simplicity in design and use. As with all KCI
pneumatic sleeves, comfort is assured due to the soft nylon
pile inner liner. |
Features:
soft
nylon pile inner liner
durable
construction
single
chambered
longitudinal
zipper for ease of application (on most sleeves)
variety
of sizes available
Using Intermittent Or Gradient Sequential Compression To
Reduce Edema
Conventional methods of treating primary and secondary edema, e.g.
rest, elevation, diuretics, antibiotics, and sodium-free diet, usually
fail to control this progressively debilitating condition. It is imperative
that the clinician first recognize and correct the underlying pathological
factors causing the edema with a planned program of intermittent hydrostatic
pressure. With the KCI Extremity Pump, fluid dynamics are held
in balance because excess intercellular fluid is "pumped" back
into the venous capillary system and lymphatic vessels.
A KCI Extremity Pump is a lightweight pneumatic pump designed to provide
intermittent or gradient sequential pressures depending on severity
and underlying pathology. The deflation phase of the compression cycle
allows lymphatic and venous vessels to fill with fluid. External counterpressure
during the inflation phase helps to accelerate interstitial fluid movement
in both the lymphatic and venous systems.
Common Indications For Using The Jobst Extremity Pump:
peripheral
edema
lymphedema
(postmastectomy, congenital)
venous
stasis ulcers
stump
reduction
hand
edema
Apply Comprilan low-stretch compression bandage between pumping sessions
to maintain the results achieved with the Jobst Extremity Pump Systems.
Once edema is reduced,Custom or ready-to-wear supports are indicated
to help prevent recurrences.
ProMed, Inc., 695 So. Colorado
Blvd. #200, Denver, CO 80246 |
Mon-Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm |
(303) 744-2286 Fax (303)
744-2955
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Toll free:
(877) 935-6500 |
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Appointments Required |
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