Some people living with lymphedema may benefit from a pneumatic compression device instead of compression stockings. Medicare covers these as DME when needed to improve the function of an affected ...

Background: Lymphedema is common in head and neck cancer survivors (HNCS). Published data indicate that an Advanced Pneumatic Compression Device (APCD) is an effective intervention for lymphedema ...

Pneumatic Pumps Geersen’s clinic regularly utilize pneumatic pumps, devices that “make your leg look like the Michelin Man,” he says. They work by employing gentle and sequential compression to ...

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74% patient compliance with compression garments at 52 weeks, compared to 64% at baseline 6% limb girth reduction at 12 weeks in patients with moderate (stage 2) and severe (stage 3) lymphedema.

This study assessed outcomes associated with use of the Company’s Flexitouch advanced pneumatic compression device (APCD) in Veterans with lower extremity lymphedema. Notably, this 52-week study ...

Devices such as the popular Hyperice Normatec 3 Legs are technically called sequential pneumatic compression devices, and they use air pumps to periodically inflate and deflate. The sequential ...

The NPCD device, dubbed Dayspring, is a non-pneumatic treatment that provides continuous, static compression to manage lymphedema. The system comes with a mesh garment made from Koya’s patented ...