Swelling Solutions, Inc.

Convatec Technologies, Inc.

Tactile Systems Technology, Inc.

Ian S Tabron

Wayne Lee Bonnefin

Patrick G Linnane

Anders Lennart Boström

David Geoffrey Wild

Paul Hanmer

Thomas Bergens

Andrew D Court

Jose Arsenio Fernandez

David Kershaw

Graham Peter Wilson

Troy Alan Baker

Carl Estcourt Tucker

Stefan Loof

Jochen Ratjen

Simon Mark Adams

Susanne Wedbjer

Duncan John Rowley

Andrew Lewis Heveran

Scott Robert Ian Henshaw

Johan Svard

Anders Boström

Stefan Lööf

Arsenio Fernadez

Peter L Hansen

Muhammed Sailm Mirza

A medical device including a sleeve, one or more inflatable cells, a pump, a conduit and a control unit for controlling the flow of fluid from the pump through the conduit.

Control unit assembly

A compression device for the foot including a wrap adapted to surround the foot, the wrap including at least two bladders which when inflated conform to the shape of the foot to provide compression, the bladders being positioned on the wrap so that a first bladder focuses compression on the heel of the foot and a second bladder focuses compression on the arch of the foot; a channel attached to each bladder for independently delivering fluid to each bladder; and a controller attached to the channels that generates and independently controls the flow of fluid to the bladders.

Compression device for the foot

The invention provides a compression device for the limb of a mobile patient. The device includes an inflatable sleeve adapted to surround the limb; a conduit attached to the sleeve for delivering fluid to the sleeve; and a portable, wearable controller attached to the conduit that generates and controls the flow of fluid in the device.

Compression device for the limb

A control unit for a medical device wherein the control unit includes a pump, a conduit and control means for controlling the flow of fluid from the pump through the conduit; and wherein the conduit is a rigid internal passage located in the control unit.

Control unit for a medical device

A compression device for the foot comprising: a wrap adapted to surround the foot, the wrap comprising at least two bladders which when inflated conform to the shape of the foot to provide compression, the bladders being positioned on the wrap so that a first bladder focuses compression on the heel of the foot and a second bladder focuses compression on the arch of the foot; a channel attached to each bladder for independently delivering fluid to each bladder; and a controller attached to the channels that generates and independently controls the flow of fluid to the bladders.

A cuff for providing compression to a limb includes an outer wall joined to an inner wall to form a bladder, the bladder being provided with means to separate the walls to maintain a path for fluid flow into and out of the bladder characterized in that the separating means are a spacer provided on the interior of at least one wall, which separates the walls when the bladder is deflated.

Cuff for providing compression to a limb

A compression device for a limb has a sleeve adapted to surround the limb. The sleeve has an inelastic layer and a cell constructed from an inner part joined to an outer part by one or more side walls. This construction provides a cell with a box-like configuration so that the inner part conforms to the shape of the limb, providing an even pressure to the limb, when the cell is inflated.

Medical compress

A sock suitable for wearing on a limb of a patient, the sock comprising material having the ability to wick moisture away from the skin surface and the sock comprising padding located in those areas of the sock which in use will cover the ankle and shin of the patient.

Relating to socks

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Cheshire, United Kingdom

Ian S Tabron