Huntleigh Hydroven 12 LymphAssist Homecare, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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7.3 Inflation Modes
7.3.1 LymphAssist Inflation
Refer to the diagram below for the LymphAssist cycle.
Note: Chamber 1 is at the distal (foot/hand) end and chamber 12 is at
the proximal (thigh/shoulder) end.
1. On initial application, the LymphAssist therapy starts with a single peristaltic
Wave inflation from chamber 1 to chamber 12.
2. A LymphAssist cycle is comprised of the following sequence of inflations/
deflations, starting at chamber 12, then 11, 10, etc., down to chamber 1:
• There are 5 pulses where the chamber is inflated and
deflated. These are referred to as LymphAssist pulses.
• This is followed by a single “partial”-peristaltic Wave inflation of
part of the garment - between the next chamber and chamber 12.
For example, at chamber 5, the 5 LymphAssist pulses are followed by a
partial-peristaltic Wave inflation from chamber 6 to chamber 12.
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Distal
5 x LymphAssist pulses Start of next
LymphAssist cycle
LymphAssist cycle Peristaltic
Wave Inflation
Deflate Time
Garment Chamber
Start of LymphAssist Cycle “Partial”-Peristaltic wave inflation
Time
3. When the partial-peristaltic Wave inflation gets to chamber 12, there is a
short delay, and then the sequence of 5 LymphAssist pulses followed by a
partial-peristaltic Wave inflation is repeated for the next chamber.
4. The LymphAssist cycle is complete after the 5 LymphAssist pulses at
chamber 1 and the partial-peristaltic Wave inflation from chamber 2 to
chamber 12.
5. The next LymphAssist cycle will start after the Deflate time set on the pump
control panel.