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G e N e r A l W A r N i N G s A N d C A u t i o N s
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• Follow the treatment recommendations of your health care practitioner for duration and
frequency of use for this device.
• Improper placement or prolonged use of the Game Ready System could result in tissue
damage.
• During the course of therapy, patients should monitor the skin of the treated region, the
surrounding area and the digits of the extremities of the treated limb (if applicable) for
any burning, itching, increased swelling, or pain. If any of these signs are present, or any
changes in skin appearance occur (such as blisters, increased redness, discoloration, or
other noticeable skin changes), patients are advised to discontinue use and consult a
physician.
• Game Ready Wraps are not sterile; do not place directly against open wounds, sores,
rashes, infections, or stitches. The Wrap may be applied over clothing or dressing.
• Game Ready Wraps are available in multiple configurations but are not intended for all
possible physiologic uses. For example, the Ankle Wrap is not designed for use on the
toes and the Back Wrap is not designed for use in the abdominal region.
Compression therapy with the Game ready system should be used only under the
supervision of a licensed healthcare practitioner in patients:
• Who have an open wound in the affected region (the wound must be dressed prior to
use of Game Ready).
• Who have an acute, unstable (untreated) fracture in the affected region.
• Who are children under 18 years old or patients who have cognitive disabilities or
communication barriers, whether temporary (due to medication) or permanent.
• Who have a cardiac insufficiency or congestive heart failure (with associated edema in
the extremities or lungs).
• Who have a localized unstable skin condition (e.g., dermatitis, vein ligation, gangrene, or
recent skin graft) in the affected region.
• Who have erysipelas or other active infection in the affected region.
Cryotherapy with the Game ready system should be used only under the
supervision of a licensed healthcare practitioner in patients:
• Who have Raynaud’s disease or cold hypersensitivity (cold urticaria).
• Who have hypertension or extreme low blood pressure.
• Who have diabetes.
• Who have compromised local circulation or neurologic impairment (including paralysis or
localized compromise due to multiple surgical procedures) in the affected region.
• Who have a localized unstable skin condition (e.g., dermatitis, vein ligation, gangrene, or
recent skin graft) in the affected region.
• Who have rheumatoid arthritis in the affected region.