Anti-Embolism Stocking-Regular

Anti-Thrombosis Stocking KK6 Compressive Effect

Indications: preventative treatment of pre-operative and post-operative embolism. Particularly suitable for patients subjected to post-traumatic treatments and in case of hydrostatic oedemas, contusions and sprains. Compressions value: mm Hg 18-24 at ankle level, progressively decreasing towards the calf and thigh, restores compression lacking to the venous system (venous pump), helps to re-establish blood circulation rate to normal level in the femoral veins.

The product comes in both knee & thigh length and sizes (small, medium, large & X large). Each model has a different coloured top, which allows easier identification of the model suitable for the various requirements.

In particular, KK6 ANTI-THROMBOSIS ELASTIC STOCKING has certain high-quality features.

Elastomer Yarn: which is spirally covered with a protective sheath (Du Pont). Open toe: this feature enables the physician to examine the foot more freely. Mesh: with circumferential stretch (alternately, double mesh) which allows the stocking to maintain its compression characteristics after several washings.The stockings have passed the quality and duration test (15 washes in washing machine) maintaining their technical characteristics unaltered. Heel with anatomical shaping: improves adherence, stretch and durability. Elastic band sewn to the top (anti-slip strip) ensures correct position of stocking and prevents slipping.

Material is resistant to the use of dermal creams, certain ointments, etc. May be sterilised in autoclave.

Material Content: Polyamide 75% & Elastam 25%

How to choose the Ideal Type of Stocking?

You are advised to measure the girth of the patient's leg at ankle and calf. Then compare the measurements obtained with those in the "size" table, choosing the stocking size indicated.

Whenever there is the need for a stocking with greater compression (with respect to the indicated value), choose a smaller size stocking. Being smaller it will exert greater containment, increasing compression on the leg. When a stocking with less compression is required, adopt the reverse procedure.

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