The Cardinal Health SCD Comfort Sleeves are an innovative solution designed to help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). These sleeves work by providing sequential compression, mimicking natural muscle contractions, enhancing blood flow and reducing stasis. They are ideal for patients who have low mobility due to surgery or chronic health conditions.

Available in various lengths – knee and thigh – and sizes, from small to large, these sleeves fit each patient with optimal comfort. Constructed from soft, breathable material, the sleeves ensure patient comfort for prolonged use. The tear-away option allows for convenient application and removal, ensuring efficiency in clinical settings. Different configurations, like the SCD Foot Cuff in medium and large sizes, offer versatility to address specific patient requirements.

Key Features:

• Clinically-proven to prevent deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
• Available in knee-length and thigh-length options to accommodate different patient needs.
• Made with soft, breathable fabric to ensure patient comfort during use.
• Comes in various sizes and configurations to suit different clinical settings and patient needs.
• Tear-away design available for easy application and removal.

Uses:

• The Cardinal Health SCD Comfort Sleeve system is designed to help prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE) by enhancing blood circulation through sequential compression therapy. It is suitable for patients who are bedridden or inactive due to surgery or illness.

FAQs:

1. How does the SCD Comfort Sleeve prevent DVT?
The SCD Comfort Sleeve promotes blood flow by sequentially compressing the legs, which helps prevent blood clots from forming.

2. Are these sleeves reusable?
No, the sleeves are designed for single-patient use to maintain hygiene and efficacy.

3. What sizes are available for the comfort sleeves?
They are available in small, medium, and large sizes for both knee-length and thigh-length options.

4. Can the sleeves be used on any patient?
They are suitable for most patients but should be used as directed by a healthcare professional based on individual needs.