Go Back
12 Chamber Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (IPC) System
LymphAssist™ Professional is an advanced Intermittent Pneumatic Compression system (IPC) which has been designed to offer clinicians a multi modal treatment option to manage Lymphoedema and associated conditions.
Developed in conjunction with Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) therapists, Lymphoedema specialists and Tissue Viability nurses, the LymphAssist™ Professional delivers a gentle and effective treatment for each of your patients.
In addition to the management of Lymphoedema, LymphAssist™ Professional is effective in the treatment of the following conditions when combined with an individualised monitoring program:
• Acute and chronic wound management
• Chronic venous insufficiency
• Management of Oedema
Choice of three automatic treatment profiles
The LymphAssist™ Professional system comprises an intelligent pump and a range of multi chamber arm or leg garments capable of delivering three types of treatment options.
The flexibility of this ‘three-in-one’ approach provides clinicians with the confidence that the treatment can be tailored to suit the clinical indications and patient’s requirements. Each profile allows clinicians to optimise pressure settings and treatment times to deliver the most effective treatment for managing vascular conditions.
LymphAssist™ Therapy
The unique LymphAssist™ Professional mode replicates the basic principles of Manual Lymph Drainage (MLD). The automatic pressure and multi chamber sequencing helps to promote efficient fluid transfer through the patient’s lymphatic system.
This gentle ‘directional’ rhythmic massaging stimulates the lymphatic vessels encouraging them to transport proteins and waste products away from affected areas.
Save time when you standardize with a cuff solution that works across your blood pressure devices and patient monitors.
With the surgeon’s point-of-view onscreen, teams collaborate easier and ensure procedure success. Surgical footage can seamlessly be shared with colleagues, at conferences and symposiums, and for surgical training and education.
