165 devices · GMDN 44784
An intermittent venous compression system pump is an electrically-powered device designed to improve blood circulation in the extremities. By cyclically inflating and deflating connected sleeves or stockings, it helps prevent and treat conditions such as deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, and edema in patients with limited mobility.
These systems consist of a compressor unit with timing and pressure controls that connect to wearable components via tubing. When browsing this category, users will find equipment designed for noninvasive venous therapy that relies on regulated pressure delivery to maintain consistent blood flow.
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