Compression and/or contention garment for lymphoedema treatment
AssigneeThuasne
InventorsAdrien AGUD, Nathalie GALLIEN, Laurence RICHARD, Leslie JOUMARD, Angélique FAVIER
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Abstract
Disclosed is a compression and/or contention garment for lymphoedema treatment, the garment including a main body made of a compression textile. The garment has at least a first targeted area, in which the garment includes at least one layer of reinforcement textile, and at least a second targeted area, in which the garment includes at least one layer of contention textile.
Claims20
A compression and/or contention garment for lymphoedema treatment, the garment comprising a main body the main body being made of a compression textile, the compression textile having an elasticity strictly greater than 70% in at least one direction of extensibility, the compression textile having a module in accordance with the ISO standard NF EN 14704-1 of June 2005 on the determination of the elasticity of fabrics that is greater than or equal to 3.5 N at an elongation of 40% on the fifth load curve in the direction of extensibility,
- the garment having at least a first targeted area in which the garment comprises at least one layer of reinforcement textile in the first targeted area, the garment having a module in the first targeted area that is greater than the module of the compression textile,
- the garment having at least a second targeted area in which the garment comprises at least one layer of contention textile the contention textile having a stiffness in at least one direction of interest greater than or equal to 30 N/(m*mm) over any normal range of use of the garment,
- the stiffness of the contention textile in the direction of interest being strictly greater than the stiffness of the main body in the direction of interest over a normal range of use of the garment,
- the stiffness of the contention textile in the direction of interest being strictly greater than the stiffness of the garment in the first targeted area in the direction of interest.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.