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Arm compression sleeves are used for the prevention as well as treatment and care of lymphedema of the upper extremities and are an important part of maintenance therapy.
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- Skin-friendly: high breathability due to large-mesh fabric structure.
- Pressure stability: high recovery force due to natural rubber.
- Wear-resistant: up to 6 times better* abrasion results (* = less wear) in direct comparison with jeans (proven in wear tests).
- Follow the instructions for care on the packaging and/or the textile labels. Wash inside a mesh laundry bag. The stocking must be stored at room temperature and in a dry place away from light. Keep away from direct heat.
- For lymphedemas which regress easily and are soft; congestion and swelling following mammary amputation with and without postoperative radiation; post-traumatic and postoperative edemas following completion of basic treatment; polyarthritic tissue thickening; compression treatment for burns and for extensive scars; relapse prevention after successful decongestion with pronounced initial findings.
- Medical arm sleeves must not be worn in the following cases:
- Advanced peripheral arterial occlusive disease PAD (radial arterial pressure < 60 mmHg, finger arterial pressure < 30 mmHg or TcPO2 dorsum of the hand <20 mmHg)
- Severe cardiac insufficiency (NYHA IV)
- Septic thrombophlebitis
- Compression of an existing arterial bypass (epifascial)
- Relative contraindications, whereby benefits and risks must be weighed up in particular:
- Allergy against compression material
- Inflammatory processes (compression products to reduce inflammation, pain, or edema in leg erysipelas or cellulitis should only be used in combination with antibacterial treatment)
- Mild PAD (reduced radial arterial pressure in lateral comparison, but > 60 mmHg radial arterial pressure)
- Pronounced exuding dermatoses
- Blue or white coloration of the fingers, numbness of the hands
- Primary chronic polyarthritis
- Severe sensory disturbances of the extremity
- Advanced peripheral neuropathy (e.g., in diabetes mellitus)
- Polyamide: 70%
- Elastodien: 30%