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In the treatment of lymphedema, foam and foam padding is often applied over stockinette. Foams help evenly distribute the compression from the short-stretch bandages, the final layer in the wrapping process. Foam can also be built-up over bony protuberances and areas that required more drainage.
The same is true of padding. Pads are applied on top of problem areas, like fibrotic or hardened tissue, and secured with gauze. Pads gently stimulate the tissue, encouraging the release of interstitial fluids.
Rigid open-cell padding is a must for lymphedema wrapping. It helps evenly distribute compression, breaks up hardened fibrotic areas, and protects ...
View full detailsUnlike foam padding, Sigvaris fleece padding can be placed directly against the skin. Exceptionally soft, it's perfect for fragile and sensitive sk...
View full detailsSigvaris ChipPads are filled with foam chips. They gently massage and stimulate the tissue, breaking down fibrotic and scar tissue, encouraging the...
View full detailsMassage away thickened skin and difficult fibrotic tissue with this high performing WaveFoam from Sigvaris. This foam is designed for use under ban...
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