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Rental ThermoTek VascuTherm 4 Unit
ThermoTek VascuTherm 4 Thermal Compression Therapy System provides the total solution to DVT/VTE patient management. Completely redesigned with physician driven, customizable therapy profiles, the VascuTherm 4 offers the patient highly effective DVT prophylaxis with intermittent compression.
The VascuTherm™ 4 therapy system is capable of performing therapies for the following:
Pneumatic Compression Therapy for the prevention of DVT and PE:
DVT Compression therapy is used in combination with specially designed therapy wraps to transfer pressure to the calf or foot using compressed air. The preset inflation and deflation cycle of the VascuTherm 4 therapy system simulates natural walking action. This increases blood flow to the heart through the veins of the lower extremities to reduce the risk of clot formation.
Pneumatic Compression Therapy for the Management of Post-Surgical Edema and Lymphedema:
Compression therapy provides compressed air to the therapy wrap and transfers pressure to the treatment site. This added external pressure aids in reducing the pooling of blood and lymphatic fluid in the targeted extremity. The compression treatment provided by the unit uses a preset pressure setting and cycle time
Cold Therapy:
Cold Therapy passes cool fluid through the wrap for the management of pain, discomfort and swelling. If prescribed, Cold therapy can be used in combination with Pneumatic Compression therapy. Temperature range 43 degrees F to 50 degrees F.
Heat Therapy:
Heat Therapy passes 105 degree F fluid through the wrap for the management of pain and discomfort. If prescribed, Heat therapy can be used in combination with Pneumatic Compression therapy.
Thermal Contrast Therapy:
Thermal Contrast Therapy passes fluid through the wrap in an alternating cycle of Cool-Heat-Cool-Heat for the management of pain, discomfort and swelling. During Thermal Contrast Therapy, the unit will cool down the circulating fluid to 49°F for twenty (20) minutes and then heat up to 105°F for ten (10) minutes. This cycle is repeated until the prescribed duration of treatment is completed.
Treatment Modalities
Precise Temperature Control
- Cold: 43° F to 50°F
- Heat: 105°F
Compression Therapy (3 settings)
- Low: 15 mmHg
- Medium: 30 mmHg
- High: 50 mmHg
DVT Prophylaxis Therapy
- Calf: cycles at 45 mmHg
- Foot: cycles at 100 mmHg
Proprietary, Integrated Compression with DVT Prophylactic Therapy
Thermoelectric Cooling/Heating – No Ice Required!
Operating Fluid: 90% Distilled Water/10% Isopropyl Alcohol
Specifications
Weight: 9.5 lbs.
Dimensions: 9.81” W x 9.88” H x 8.75” D
Umbilical Hose Length: 5 feet
Hospital Grade Power Cord
Safety: IEC 60601-1; IEC 60601-1-2
FDA 510K
Indications
Pain:
Localized thermal therapy (hot or cold) for post traumatic and post-surgical and/or medical conditions.
Edema:
Reduction of edema associated with soft tissue injuries such as burns, post-operative edema and ligament sprains
DVT Prophylaxis:
Decrease the risk of deep venous thrombosis (DVT)
Lymphedema:
Treatment of disorders associated with vascular or lymphatic insufficiency such as Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI), venous stasis ulcers, post-mastectomy edema and chronic lymphedema.
$795.00
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Total Rental Pricing
1 - 14 days:
$795.00
22 - 28 days:
$1,595.00
15 - 21 days:
$1,195.00
* If renting more than one of the same unit, please, “Checkout” & create additional reservation(s) *
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ThermoTek VascuTherm 4 Thermal Compression Therapy System provides the total solution to DVT/VTE patient management. Completely redesigned with physician driven, customizable therapy profiles, the VascuTherm 4 offers the patient highly effective DVT prophylaxis with intermittent compression.
The VascuTherm™ 4 therapy system is capable of performing therapies for the following:
Pneumatic Compression Therapy for the prevention of DVT and PE:
DVT Compression therapy is used in combination with specially designed therapy wraps to transfer pressure to the calf or foot using compressed air. The preset inflation and deflation cycle of the VascuTherm 4 therapy system simulates natural walking action. This increases blood flow to the heart through the veins of the lower extremities to reduce the risk of clot formation.
Pneumatic Compression Therapy for the Management of Post-Surgical Edema and Lymphedema:
Compression therapy provides compressed air to the therapy wrap and transfers pressure to the treatment site. This added external pressure aids in reducing the pooling of blood and lymphatic fluid in the targeted extremity. The compression treatment provided by the unit uses a preset pressure setting and cycle time
Cold Therapy:
Cold Therapy passes cool fluid through the wrap for the management of pain, discomfort and swelling. If prescribed, Cold therapy can be used in combination with Pneumatic Compression therapy. Temperature range 43 degrees F to 50 degrees F.
Heat Therapy:
Heat Therapy passes 105 degree F fluid through the wrap for the management of pain and discomfort. If prescribed, Heat therapy can be used in combination with Pneumatic Compression therapy.
Thermal Contrast Therapy:
Thermal Contrast Therapy passes fluid through the wrap in an alternating cycle of Cool-Heat-Cool-Heat for the management of pain, discomfort and swelling. During Thermal Contrast Therapy, the unit will cool down the circulating fluid to 49°F for twenty (20) minutes and then heat up to 105°F for ten (10) minutes. This cycle is repeated until the prescribed duration of treatment is completed.
Treatment Modalities
Precise Temperature Control
- Cold: 43° F to 50°F
- Heat: 105°F
Compression Therapy (3 settings)
- Low: 15 mmHg
- Medium: 30 mmHg
- High: 50 mmHg
DVT Prophylaxis Therapy
- Calf: cycles at 45 mmHg
- Foot: cycles at 100 mmHg
Proprietary, Integrated Compression with DVT Prophylactic Therapy
Thermoelectric Cooling/Heating – No Ice Required!
Operating Fluid: 90% Distilled Water/10% Isopropyl Alcohol
Specifications
Weight: 9.5 lbs.
Dimensions: 9.81” W x 9.88” H x 8.75” D
Umbilical Hose Length: 5 feet
Hospital Grade Power Cord
Safety: IEC 60601-1; IEC 60601-1-2
FDA 510K
Indications
Pain:
Localized thermal therapy (hot or cold) for post traumatic and post-surgical and/or medical conditions.
Edema:
Reduction of edema associated with soft tissue injuries such as burns, post-operative edema and ligament sprains
DVT Prophylaxis:
Decrease the risk of deep venous thrombosis (DVT)
Lymphedema:
Treatment of disorders associated with vascular or lymphatic insufficiency such as Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI), venous stasis ulcers, post-mastectomy edema and chronic lymphedema.
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