SEQUENTIAL COMPRESSION DEVICE

SEQUENTIAL COMPRESSION DEVICE Specification

Frequency
50Hz

Measurement Range
0200 mmHg

Features
Adjustable pressure, automatic timer, easy to use, mobile

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight

Display Type
LCD Display

Usage Type
Hospital, Clinical, Home care

Instruments Type
Therapeutic medical device

Function
Sequential limb compression

Accuracy
Pressure accuracy 10%

Equipment Type
Sequential Compression Device

Material
High-grade Medical PVC / Nylon Fabric

Condition
New

Technology
Pneumatic Compression

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
< 40 dB

Operating Type
Electric, Automatic

Use
Improves blood circulation, prevents deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

Power Source
Electric

Power Consumption
40 - 70 W

Voltage
AC 220V / 50Hz

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approximately 300 x 220 x 100 mm

Weight
2.8 kg (approx.)

Color
White & Blue

Pressure Settings
Adjustable, 20200 mmHg

Cuff Material
Latex-free, skin-friendly material

Safety Features
Automatic shut-off, audible alarm

Leg Cuff Size
Standard and large sizes available

Chamber System
2 or 3 Chamber options

Cycle Time
60120 seconds (adjustable)

About SEQUENTIAL COMPRESSION DEVICE

Sequential Compression Device

A Sequential Compression Device (SCD) is a medical device used to prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT) by improving blood flow in the legs. It works by wrapping inflatable sleeves around the legs, which inflate and deflate in sequence, mimicking the action of walking and helping to prevent blood clots. Here are some key points about SCDs:

Purpose: SCDs are used to prevent DVT, especially in patients who are immobile or at risk due to surgery or other medical conditions.
Function: The device inflates several chambers of leg sleeves starting from the ankle and moving upwards, gently squeezing the legs to increase blood circulation and push blood towards the heart.
Usage: They must be worn when the patient is in bed or sitting in a chair, but should be removed for walking.
Types: There are various models available, such as the Kendall 7325 Digital SCD, which is a clinically proven therapy that minimizes the incidence of DVT.
Alternatives: Intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) devices serve a similar purpose, using inflatable sleeves around the calves to help blood circulate and prevent blood clots. These can be used as an alternative to blood thinners for those who cannot take them.
Benefits: Besides preventing DVT, SCDs can help increase blood circulation, reduce swelling, and provide an alternative to additional pharmaceuticals post-surgery.

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Advanced Compression Technology

Leveraging pneumatic compression with selectable 2 or 3 chamber options, this device delivers precise, sequential limb compression for optimal therapeutic outcomes. The adjustable cycle time and pressure range allow tailored treatment for individual patient needs, making it a versatile choice for healthcare providers and home users alike.

Comfort and Safety First

Built with skin-friendly, latex-free materials and available in different sizes, this compression device ensures both comfort and protection. Safety is enhanced through automatic shut-off and audible alarms, while real-time operation and an easy-to-read LCD display provide peace of mind during use.

Ideal for Multiple Settings

Compact, portable, and easy to operate, this device is equally suited for hospitals, clinics, and home care situations. Its energy-efficient design (40-70 W) and user-friendly interface support convenient storage and frequent mobility, without compromising therapeutic effectiveness.

FAQ's of SEQUENTIAL COMPRESSION DEVICE:

Q: How does a sequential compression device with a chamber system improve blood circulation?

A: The device utilizes pneumatic compression to apply controlled, sequential pressure to the legs through its 2 or 3 chamber cuffs. This sequential inflation and deflation promote venous return, helping to prevent blood stagnation and reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

Q: What is the process for using this compression device at home or in a clinical setting?

A: To use, wrap the appropriate cuff size around the patient's leg, connect it to the unit, adjust the pressure and cycle time as recommended, and start the device. The system automatically cycles and monitors the therapy, with real-time data displayed on the LCD. Its portable design allows independent use in hospitals, clinics, or home care.

Q: What safety features does the device offer during operation?

A: Built-in safety measures include an automatic shut-off feature and an audible alarm to alert users of any irregularities. The cuffs are constructed from latex-free, skin-friendly materials to prevent allergic reactions and irritation during prolonged use.

Q: What are the available leg cuff sizes, and are they comfortable for extended therapy sessions?

A: Cuffs come in standard and large sizes to fit various leg circumferences. The latex-free, medical-grade PVC and nylon fabric construction ensures a comfortable experience, even during extended use.

Q: Where should the device be stored when not in use?

A: For longevity and optimal performance, store the device in a cool, dry environment, away from direct sunlight and moisture. This helps maintain the integrity of the materials and electronic components.

Q: When should this sequential compression device be used?

A: The device is recommended for individuals at risk of poor blood circulation or DVT, such as bedridden patients, those recovering from surgery, or anyone with limited mobility. Its use should always be based on a healthcare provider's guidance to ensure safety and effectiveness.