Medi Manufacturing, Inc.

Medi Usa, L.p.

Circaid Medical Products, Inc.

Moses A Lipshaw

Thomas J Richardson

Sandra Anne Shaw

Teresa Kennerknecht

Dean J Bender

Kevin Larmer

Karen Lynch

Thomas Richardson

Mary Sorg

Todd Alan Carpenter

Sandra Ann Shaw

John Reuss

Robert Deutsch

Steven B Frazier

Genesis Cruz-Molina

Jody Erickson

Thomas Wright

Chris Majors

Glenn Anderson

Ingrid Adams

Jody A Erickson

A compression garment is disclosed. The garment can include a body dimensioned to wrap at least partially around a length of a torso of a user. A plurality of tension bands can be positioned along the body. The garment can include at least one shoulder strap, wherein the shoulder strap is operable to wrap over the shoulder of the user to hold the garment in position.

Compression garment

A compression garment for a limb is disclosed. The garment can include a body portion and a spine portion. Each of the body and spine portions can have a plurality of bands (e.g. bands for adjusting tension of the garment). The spine portion can be releasably attached onto the body portion such that the spine portion is positionable at different locations on the body portion to adjust a width of the garment. The bands of the body portion and/or of the spine portion can be trimmable and include a detachable fastener, whereby as a result the band can be caused to move to a plurality of different positions to adjust the garment to a plurality of different sized limbs (e.g. different sized feet).

The present invention relates to automated methods of applying compression to the body of a subject comprising a fitting cycle and a treatment cycle, including related devices, systems, and processors.

Pneumatic compression systems and compression treatment methods

A therapeutic compression garment made from body and band portions wherein at least one of the body and spine portions is narrower or wider across its mid-section than at either or both of its top and bottom edges such that the garment assumes a non-planar shape when the body and spine portions are attached together.

Two-part non-planar graduated compression device for the treatment of circulatory disorders

Compression garment () for a limb of a person, comprising a flexible body portion () having a first, limbward side () and a second side () opposing the first side (), and at least one band () extending from a lateral side () of the body portion () for wrapping around the limb, wherein the band () comprises a fastener () such that the end of the band () is removably attachable onto the compression garment () when wrapped around the limb, whereby the body portion () further comprises at least one guiding element () providing a channel () for receiving the band () and guiding the band () back over itself when the band () spans over the first side () to provide an opening () for receiving the limb.

Compression garments for a limb of a person and method for donning them

The present invention relates to garments and kits, including uses thereof, for providing therapeutic compression such as compression therapy for the treatment of circulatory disorders such as Lymphedema and Venous Disease.

Reduction kits

A two layer compression garment measuring system that displays a pressure indicia when the garment is stretched, wherein the pressure indicia is displayed by moving from a position under an opaque layer of material (at low or no pressure) to a position under a window or transparent or translucent layer of material (at higher pressure). When the indicia can be seen by an observer through the window or transparent or translucent layer, then the higher pressure has been reached. The viewed indicia optionally displays the pressure level. In various optional designs, the location of attachment between the two spaced-apart locations is adjustable, or the length of the upper layer is adjustable such that the attachment location can be aligned with the indicia. A design having a free ended upper layer is also included.

Two-layer tension measurement system for compression garments

A therapeutic compression garment, including: a body portion; and a spine portion, wherein the bands extending from either the body portion and/or spine portion attach the body and spine portions together when the body and spine portions are wrapped around a body limb, and wherein the spine portion is releasably attached onto the body portion such that the spine portion is positionable at different locations on the body portion.

Graduated compression device for the treatment of circulatory disorders

Customizable garments and kits, including uses thereof, having adaptations for ease of positioning for providing therapeutic compression such as compression therapy for the treatment of circulatory disorders such as Lymphedema and Venous Disease.

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Encinitas, CA, United States of America

Moses A Lipshaw