Classic

The products of the Classic line, are characterized by:

• Double-covered yarns.

• Very strong and durable construction

• used in producing the best double-covered yarns, to ensure maximum efficacy and wearability.

The line of compression arm sleeves provides patients with all the compression and qualitative properties of the RelaxSan Medicale Classic line for lower limbs.

The RelaxSan Medicale compression arm sleeves are generally prescribed for the following diseases:

• Lymphoedema at an early stage
• Swelling after breast cancer surgery
• Treatment for burns and wide scars
• Swelling after injuries or surgery.

 

Class 2 – (23-32 mmHg)

Code	M2430 BH
Detail	Arm sleeve with bra straps hooks
Sizes	from 1 to 3
Colors	40 Beige
Composition	70% PA – 30% EA

RelaxSan Medicale

General information about products

COMPRESSION CATEGORIES

The therapeutic graduated compression stockings are subdivided into compression Classes according to the experimental UNI ENV 12718 European standard depending on the compression strength at the ankles. The therapeutic graduated compression stockings are normally prescribed by specialized physicians who recommend the most suitable garment and compression for the pathology to be treated. The 3 different compression classes of the therapeutic RelaxSan Medicale stockings are generally prescribed for the following venous and lower extremity diseases:

Class 1 – 15-21 mmHg* Medium compression. Indicated for the prophylaxis of venous diseases in risk patients, tired and heavy sensation in the legs, the appearance of varicose veins during pregnancy, thrombosis, and embolism.

Class 2 – 23-32 mmHg* Moderate compression. For slight chronic venous insufficiency, thrombophlebitis (superficial thrombosis) with and without edema, post-sclerotherapy, after selective out-patient treatment of varicose and stripping, varicose veins during pregnancy, prophylaxis of thrombosis, and embolism.

Class 3 – 34-46 mmHg* Strong compression. Specially designed for advanced phases of chronic venous insufficiency, after recovery from crural ulcer (prophylaxis of relapse), posttraumatic edema, and reversible lymphedemas.

*Mentioned compression refers to the ankle and decreases gradually to the groin, 70% on the calf and 40% on the thigh, guaranteeing a right and good blood circulation.