Post-Operative Compression Garment
OwnerYann TEDGUI ZAGAME, Alain Ali MOJALLALinventors
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Abstract
The invention relates to a post-operative compression garment designed to compress a part of a patient's body, characterised in that it comprises: at least one compression textile and a plurality of silicone tracks (1) arranged on a plurality of support strips arranged on a face of the compression textile intended to be in contact with the skin of the patient, the support strips having a common point in an upper portion of the garment, the distance between the support strips increasing at an increasing distance from the common point so that the silicone tracks adhere to the skin of the patient along a respective lymphatic drainage path of said part of the patient's body.
Claims11
A post-operative compression garment designed to compress a part of a patient's body, said post-operative compression garment comprising:
- at least one compression textile, and
- a plurality of silicone tracks arranged on a plurality of support strips arranged on a face of the compression textile intended to be in contact with the patient's skin, said support strips having a common point in an upper portion of the garment, a distance between the support strips increasing at an increasing distance from the common point so that the silicone tracks adhere to the patient's skin along a respective lymphatic drainage path of said part of the patient's body.
A method for manufacturing a post-operative compression garment for a part of a patient's body, comprising:
- providing at least two support strips including at least one respective silicone track, and
- arranging said at least two support strips on an inner face of a garment made of a compression textile, such that the silicone tracks are oriented towards the patient's skin side, the support strips having a common point in an upper portion of the garment, the distance between the support strips increasing at an increasing distance from the common point along at least one lymphatic drainage path of said part of the patient's body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.