© Mandurah Oedema Supplies 2021
Mandurah Oedema Supplies
For the Care & Management of Oedema
Compression Pumps
Mandurah Oedema Supplies
Rent before you buy is a great way to try whether a product is suitable for you.
Sequential Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (SIPC) therapy is the process of applying external pressure to the limbs to promote the circulation of blood and lymphatic fluid from the extremities of the body. Both the Medi-Rent LX9 & Biocompression Systems SC-3008-DL devices work using pneumatic compression in a variety of garments – arm, leg or abdomen and groin. Intermittent pneumatic compression may be useful for conditions that require improved circulation or the removal of lymph fluid build-up (or oedema) from the limbs or trunk. Speak to your lymphoedema therapist, wound care nurse, GP or vascular surgeon for their opinion. The LX9 can be used in the comfort of the home yielding great results with 30 minute sessions twice a day.
Compression Pumps
SIPC therapy in your own home
SIPC therapy should be used under the GUIDANCE OF A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL. Always USE ONLY AS
DIRECTED and see your healthcare professional if you have concerns regarding your treatment.
Email: enquiry@mandurahoedemasupplies.com.au
To rent or buy this device, please contact us
SC-3008-DL
The SC-3008-DL gradient sequential compression device has been designed for the treatment of
Lymphedema, Venous Insufficiency, and Wound Healing. The SC-3008-DL allows patients the freedom to
use this device in the comfort of their own homes.
All patients have different needs so Biocompression Systems custom developed technology measures and
then delivers pressure to each and every chamber in the garment to give the best possible treatment. The
SC-3008-DL lets the user program the pressure setting in any and all of the 8 chambers, always keeping
greater pressure distal so as to avoid any reflux. Complete with a compliance meter to monitor patient use,
the SC-3008-DL also has a countdown clock and a timer that shuts off the pump after one hour.
LX-9
© Mandurah Oedema Supplies 2021
Mandurah Oedema Supplies
For the Care & Management of Oedema
Compression Pumps
Mandurah Oedema Supplies
Rent before you buy is a great way to try whether a
product is suitable for you.
Sequential Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (SIPC) therapy is the process of applying external pressure to the limbs to promote the circulation of blood and lymphatic fluid from the extremities of the body. Both the Medi-Rent LX9 & Biocompression Systems SC-3008-DL devices work using pneumatic compression in a variety of garments – arm, leg or abdomen and groin. Intermittent pneumatic compression may be useful for conditions that require improved circulation or the removal of lymph fluid build-up (or oedema) from the limbs or trunk. Speak to your lymphoedema therapist, wound care nurse, GP or vascular surgeon for their opinion. The LX9 can be used in the comfort of the home yielding great results with 30 minute sessions twice a day.
Compression Pumps
SIPC therapy in your own home
SIPC therapy should be used under the
GUIDANCE OF A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL.
Always USE ONLY AS DIRECTED and see your
healthcare professional if you have concerns
regarding your treatment.
Email:
enquiry@mandurahoedemasupplies.com.au
To rent or buy this device, please contact us
SC-3008-DL
The SC-3008-DL gradient sequential
compression device has been designed for the
treatment of Lymphedema, Venous
Insufficiency, and Wound Healing. The SC-3008-
DL allows patients the freedom to use this
device in the comfort of their own homes.
All patients have different needs so
Biocompression Systems custom developed
technology measures and then delivers pressure
to each and every chamber in the garment to
give the best possible treatment. The SC-3008-
DL lets the user program the pressure setting in
any and all of the 8 chambers, always keeping
greater pressure distal so as to avoid any reflux.
Complete with a compliance meter to monitor
patient use, the SC-3008-DL also has a
countdown clock and a timer that shuts off the
pump after one hour.
