An ultra thin and smooth fabric that trims to fit without fraying
Can be used under bandaging
No need to bandage fingers
Discreet and flexible
Ambidextrous
20-36mmHg
Easy to fit
Easy to measure
Sand
Black
Classic Beige
Please use the codes below to order Microfine Gloves
Circumferences (cm)
Sand
Classic Beige
Black
Clinic
Clinic
Clinic
STOCK
XX-SMALL
208S-0
208-0
208B-0
X-SMALL
208S-1
208-1
208B-1
SMALL
208S-2
208-2
208B-2
MEDIUM
208S-3
208-3
208B-3
LARGE
208S-4
208-4
208B-4
Circumference (cm)
XXS
XS
S
M
L
a Palm at base of fingers
14-16
16-18
18-20
20-22
22-24
b Palm at fold of thumb
15-17
17-19
19-21
21-23
24-26
Microfine glove and toe caps and their
use in lymphoedema management
Author(s) Gail Close Publication Date 2010-10-01
Lymphoedema garments have progressed in the last 10 years, so gone
are the days when only one colour is available (that lovely beige!). How
many patients would have to be persuaded to wear their compression
hosiery in that desirable colour? Not just have the colours become more
acceptable, so have the fabrics. There are a wide range of compression
gloves available to the lymphoedema specialist to fit on the patient but that
cannot be said of toe caps. The Microfine toe cap is the only one available
as an off-the-shelf garment, and when the lymphoedema is deemed to
be manageable in these garments, it offers an alternative to flat knit. The
Microfine glove and Microfine toe cap are adaptable and can offer colour
options and a fabric that is less bulky and fine. It also allows therapists to
trim the length of each digit for a better fit without reducing compression.
The author will present three case studies of patients that are using. Read More
