sequential compression device use
A sequential compression device is a sophisticated medical device which aimed at opening up circulatory passageways and avoiding congestion of blood in deep veins.main function of the device is to follow the natural contractions of your own muscles ¾ that is, if you wear sleeves for your arms or legs. Features of these instruments include programmable settings to meet the individual patient's criteria, different sizes of sleeves to accommodate a big range of bodies beneath them and displays which are user-friendly even for those technology-impaired. Postoperative care, deep vein thrombosis (dvt), handicapped people--these are the main points for such equipment to be used in hospital or home. But it doesn't stop there–they're also increasingly being used in sports medicine to speed recovery times and boost performance.