Air Compression Therapy Airpro-600 DVT Pump Leg Massager
CHP-AP600/300
Research has shown that 50% of DVTs form during surgery and 75% within the first 48 hours after surgery.
>> DVT & PTE prevention
>> Relieve Limb Edema Fast
>> Alleviate Lymphatic Swelling Quickly
>> fat resolution
>> varicosity improvement
>> With compression level and frequency adjusted by the Vein Detection function, the AP series can assess the patient's venous refill time and automatically adjust for changes in treatment position without any caring involvement
By simulating the walking exercise of the calf muscles with gradient pressure, the AP series can ensure adapted compression circles to move the venous blood from the lower extremities to the heart and promotes blood circulation.
DVTs happen in the thigh area of the leg leading to 75% of all fatal lung embolisms.
HIGHLIGHTS
>> LCD touch screen display for easy operation
>> Convenient handle and integrated universal bed mount
>> Ergonomic design to read and choose different treatment positions
>> Easy to carry and transport with a small footprint and lightweight design
Air Compression Therapy system consists of the controller, tubing sets, and sleeves. The System is designed to apply intermittent pneumatic
compression (IPC) to prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) in the at-risk patient and alleviate Lymphedema.
What are intermittent pneumatic compression devices?
Intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) devices use sleeves around the legs and feet that fill with air and squeeze the legs and feet. This increases blood flow through the veins of the legs and helps prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis.
Why does the patient need to use intermittent pneumatic compression devices?
The patient might need to use IPC devices if he has a high risk of getting a DVT. A variety of conditions can slow the movement of blood through veins and increases the risk of DVT
