The LymphFlow Advance features 7 Cycles that reflect the latest thinking on lymphatic drainage
Pump
- 2 year warranty
- Lightweight
- 100% product testing
Garments
- Washable
- 1 Year Warranty
- Shoulder cap, waist attachment & trouser garments available
- High quality, kink resistant hoses that are easy to attach & remove
One size fits all
LymphFlow Advance Garments feature seamless technology which adjusts to patient’s limb size.
Modes
1. Intensive Distal
This mode clears in a proximal to distal motion, focusing intensively on the distal problem area. The sequence
completes with a sequential clearance from distal to proximal.
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2. Intensive Proximal
This mode works in proximal to distal motion, focusing intensively on the proximal problem
area. The sequence completes with a sequential clearance distal to proximal.
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3. Intensive Whole
This mode works in a proximal to distal motion, intensively working on the whole of the
limb. The sequence completes with a sequential clearance from distal to proximal.
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4. Intensive Hand/Foot
This mode clears the lymphatic channels prior to working focusing on the affected
area. The sequence focuses on the hand or foot and completes with a sequential
clearance distal to proximal.
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5. Sequential
This mode focuses on inflating each chamber in turn, distal to
proximal, and then deflates all chambers at once.
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6. Peristaltic
This mode provides a sequential distal to proximal
inflation
mode but with a wave throughout, this is
achieved by the deflation of distal
chambers
as the more proximal
inflate.
This setting
is sometimes
preferred
as there is
less static pressure
to the distal limb
which may offer greater comfort.
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7. Short Intensive Whole
This is a shorter intensive whole limb mode which is useful when treating bilateral limb oedema using the trouser garment.
Armsleeve
LFA36-12
Total Length: a-g = 76cmCircumference: g = 58cm | c = 48cm
Armsleeve
with Shoulder Cap
LFA38-12
Total Length: a-g = 76cmCircumference: g = 58cm | c = 48cm
Legging
LFA58-12
Total Length: A-g = 82cmCircumference: g = 78cm | b = 52cm
Extra Wide Legging
LFA59-12
Total Length: A-g = 82cmCircumference: g = 88cm | b = 78cm
Thigh High
+ Waist Attachment Left
LFA80-12L
Max Length: A-g = 81cmCircumference: g = 78cm | b = 58cm
Detachable Foot Section: b = 48cm
Thigh High
+ Waist Attachment Right
LFA80-12R
Max Length: A-g = 81cmCircumference: g = 78cm | b = 58cm
Detachable Foot Section: b = 48cm
Trousers
LFA78-12
Circumference: t = 134cm | g = 75cmDetachable Foot Section: b = 48cm
Expanders
Add an additional 10cm to max circumference of each garment. Call the office for more details.FOOT
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Rethinking decongestive lymphoedema treatment during the pandemic
Author(s) Jeanne Everett, Sue Lawrance, Natalie PhillipsPublication Date 2021-04-01
This article explores how using Haddenham easywrap instead of time- and resource-intensive bandaging regimes, alongside the Haddenham LymphFlow Advance, as part of self-management programmes, can benefit patients’ quality of life, reduce costs and resource use and enable patients to self-manage this long-term chronic condition more effectively. Read More
A Clinical audit of the Lymphflow Advance, Intermittent Pneumatic Compression Pump in the treatment of venous and lymphatic disease.
Author(s) Stacy Pugh, Charlotte Stubbs et alPublication Date 2017-10-23
Ongoing evaluation continues to demonstrate that the LymphFlow Advance is comparable or better than previous devices in maintaining and reducing oedema and that having cycles which focus on specific areas are beneficial. In future a larger study in the form of a randomised controlled trial should be completed to enable statistically significant data analysis. Read More
Lymphoedema management with the LymphFlow Advance pneumatic compression pump
Author(s) Natalie Lee, Jane Wigg, Stacy Pugh, Janet Barclay,Publication Date 2016-10-03
There are many intermittent pneumatic compression devices available for use in the management and adjunct treatment of lymphatic, venous and arterial disease. This article discusses the development of a new advanced pneumatic compression device, the LymphFlow Advance, which can perform focussed treatment on the lymphoedematous area using a variety of different cycles. Case studies with therapist and patient feedback are used to demonstrate the use of the LymphFlow Advance in the lymphoedema clinic, with a discussion of the evidence to underpin recommended treatment regimes. Read More