Using easywrap to manage a patient with lymphoedema and venous leg ulcers
A single layer, compression wrap system comprised of overlapping bands which mimic the therapeutic effect of short-stretch bandages.
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A cost-effective alternative to bandaging during the decongestive phase of treatment, when tackling stubborn/rebound oedema, as well as for the treatment of venous leg ulcers.
Compression made easy
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A cost-effective alternative to bandaging during the decongestive phase of treatment, when tackling stubborn/rebound oedema, as well as for the treatment of venous leg ulcers.
Patient-friendly
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As odema swelling reduces bands can be easily adjusted to maintain compression.
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easywrap’s low profile design means that it can be worn comfortably under most everyday clothing & footwear.
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Featuring a patented knee section which maintains freedom of movement and enhances everyday comfort.
Innovation
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As odema swelling reduces bands can be easily adjusted to maintain compression.
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easywrap’s low profile design means that it can be worn comfortably under most everyday clothing & footwear.
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Featuring a patented knee section which maintains freedom of movement and enhances everyday comfort.
Patient-friendly
Clinical Evidence
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Clinical outcomes from the independent case studies found that Compression Wraps are also an effective method for delivering compression as part of woundcare.
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Adjustable wraps promote self-care which in turn reduces social isolation and increases quality of life. They also slip less than bandages, and their adjustability lets patients feel more in control.
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easywrap's high working pressures promote improved venous return and reduced venous pooling of blood in the veins which contributes to wound healing. It's high static stiffness also helps stop oedema increasing after reduction.
Independent testing also found easywrap’s knitted bands are able to maintain structure, shape and function in response to stretching
Journal of Woundcare
Clinical Evidence
Case studies and journal articles
Rethinking Compression: Expanding Decongestive Therapy With Innovative Garment Solutions
Adjustable compression wraps: Background, evidence and case studies on use in lymphatic and venous disease
Haddenham easywrap: the latest innovation in the management of lymphoedema
Haddenham Easywrap: an alternative to compression bandaging in chronic oedema and wound care
Specifications
easywrap is available in two compression levels.
Light 20-30mmHg
Strong 30-40mmHg
Compression values delivered within ±15% + 1mmHg
ISO 13485 focuses on patient safety by ensuring the consistent quality throughout the entire lifecycle of medical devices, from design and production to disposal.
Primary Indications
Light (20-30mmHg)
for mild to moderate lymphoedema or oedema; palliative care
Strong (30-40mmHg)
for severe and stubborn lymphoedema or oedema; rebound oedema; primary lymphoedema of long duration
Secondary Indications
Light (20-30mmHg)
for control of mild to moderate swelling from venous and other swelling disorders
Strong (30-40mmHg)
for control of moderate to severe swelling from venous and other swelling disorders
Absolute Contraindications
Not to be used in cases of: advanced peripheral arterial occlusive disease; decompensated heart disease; uncontrolled congestive heart failure; untreated septic phlebitis; phlegmasia coerulea dolens. Known allergy to any of the material used in the garments.
Relative Contraindications
Occasionally can lead to problems in cases of: Immobility (confinement to bed); skin infections; weeping dermatoses; incompatibility to fabric; impaired sensitivity of the limb (e.g. in diabetes mellitus); suppurating dermatoses; primarily chronic polyarthritis; advanced peripheral neuropathy; primary chronic arthritis. Allergic or allergic type responses to fabric.
easywrap Liners are in direct contact with the skin and should ideally be washed daily, or at least every other day. Other easywrap products, which are not in direct contact with the skin, should be washed when required. Patients whose easywrap products require more frequent washing should consider having one to wear and one to wash, doing this will improve the overall lifespan of both garments.
easywrap should be cared for in a similar manner to delicate clothing. We recommend washing your easywrap in a laundry net. Close the fasteners prior to washing.
To wash easywrap use a normal mild detergent. DO NOT USE LAUNDRY ADDITIVES such as fabric softener, optical brightener or stain remover. Rinse the garment well. Then dry between two towels, without wringing. Press out any excess moisture. Dry flat or hang up to dry. DO NOT DRY ON A RADIATOR OR IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT. DO NOT DRY THE GARMENT IN A DRYER. Caution: Sharp fingernails, rings and bracelets can damage the garment. Pilling or loops must never be pulled out or cut off.
