Compression sleeve for use with a gradient sequential compression system
AssigneeBeiersdorf-Jobst, Inc.
InventorsTerry L. Sandman, Kenneth M. Bolam, Donald H. Peeler
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AssigneeBeiersdorf-Jobst, Inc.
InventorsTerry L. Sandman, Kenneth M. Bolam, Donald H. Peeler
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A compression system for applying gradient sequential compression of a patient's limb and accelerating deep venous blood flow in the limb from a source of pressurized fluid is provided. The system includes a means for supplying a source of pressurized fluid, said source having a connector interface comprising at least one outlet port, a connector for providing a continuous fluid passageway between the source of pressurized fluid and a compression sleeve. The compression sleeve includes a pair of dimensionally stable, flexible sheets of fluid impervious material, said sheets comprising a thermoplastic film and a fabric applied together into a unitary sheet and means for securing the thermoplastic films of said sheets together along lines defining at least one inflatable chamber disposed longitudinally along the sleeve. A fitting is secured to one of the thermoplastic films of each chamber and in fluid communication with a source of pressurized fluid for inflating the chamber. There is also provided a means for releasably securing the sleeve around the limb of a patient with the chamber encircling the limb.
An elongated sleeve for applying compressive pressures against a patient's limb and accelerating deep venous blood flow therein from a source of pressurized fluid, comprising:
A compression system for applying gradient sequential compression of a patient's limb and accelerating deep venous blood flow in the limb from a source of pressurized fluid, comprising:
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