Mobiderm Mobilizing Foam Bandages
Mobiderm Mobilizing Foam Bandages for Lymphedema
Mobiderm foam bandages for lymphedema are made from foam cubes that are encased between a non-woven bandage, helping stimulate lymphatic flow, and are used primarily during the reduction phase of lymphedema treatment. Designed for use under compression bandages, the pressure difference that is created between the foam cubes and surrounding area, stimulates the flow of lymphatic fluid and optimizes drainage efficacy.
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Mobiderm Mobilizing Foam Bandages for Lymphedema
The Thuasne Mobiderm mobilizing foam bandage for lymphedema is an innovative lymphedema product that was developed for use under compression bandages during the reduction phase of lymphedema treatment. Designed with open cell foam cubes that are encased in a non-woven bandage, Mobiderm foam bandages utilize a pressure difference that is created between the cubes and surrounding area to help stimulate lymphatic flow and optimize lymph drainage efficacy.
Features of Mobiderm Foam Bandages for Lymphedema
Some of the top features of the Mobiderm Foam Bandages includes:
- - Available in small or large foam block design (small blocks are better suited for smaller body areas such as hands, feet or breasts and large blocks for arms and legs)
- - Reusable (may be hand washed and air dried)
Uses of Mobiderm Foam Bandages for Lymphedema
Indications for Mobiderm Foam Bandages for Lymphedema include:
- - Treatment of lymphedema and other edema (maybe be used under compression bandages to help stimulate lymphatic flow and optimize lymph drainage)
- - Relaxation of fibrosis and fibrotic tissue
- - Drainage of hematomas
- - Rehabilitation of areas critical for mobility
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Other Information About Compression Bandages for Lymphedema
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Thousands of Healthcare Products For Post-Surgery and Lymphedema
In addition to Mobiderm foam compression bandages for lymphedema and compression garments for lymphedema, we also have a large selection of night time compression garments for lymphedema, as well as compression bras, vests, tops and camisoles, lymphedema shoes and boots, bandaging supplies, compression garments, wound care supplies, and skin care supplies.
••••••••••••••••••FAQs About Mobiderm Foam Bandages
Mobiderm foam bandages are one of the most versatile, innovative lymphedema products on the market today!
Below are frequently asked questions about Mobiderm foam bandages.
What Are Mobiderm Foam Bandages
Made by Thuasne, Mobiderm foam bandages are based on a patented design that places foam cubes in a grid pattern, between two layers of non-woven material.
How Do Mobiderm Foam Bandages Work
Thanks to the unique foam cube technology that is embedded within a soft material, localized pressure differentials are applied to the skin, which helps stimulate lymphatic flow and enhance fluid drainage. When compressed (by a compression bandage or garment), the raised foam cubes create alternating areas of high and low pressure against the skin. This helps soften fibrotic (hardened) tissue and makes it easier for lymphatic fluid to be transported away from the affected area and absorbed.
What Conditions Do Mobiderm Foam Bandages Help Treat
Mobiderm foam bandages are used to treat a wide range of medical conditions related to swelling and impaired lymphatic drainage, including:
- - lymphedema
- - edema
- - post-surgical swelling
- - post-traumatic swelling (from fluid buildup following injuries such as fractures or sprains)
- - venous insufficiency
- - lipedema
- - fibrosis (hardening of the tissue)
What Is The Difference Between Small Blocks And Large Blocks In Mobiderm Bandages
With Mobiderm foam bandages, the “blocks” refer to the size of the foam cubes that are embedded within the fabric.
Small Block Mobiderm Foam Bandages: The small block foam bandages provide gentler, more localized pressure, which is good for sensitive areas and mild lymphedema. Often used on smaller body parts (such as fingers, hands, and feet), the small block foam bandages are more comfortable for long-term wear, including nighttime use.
Large Block Mobiderm Foam Bandages: The large block foam bandages create stronger pressure variations, which makes them more effective for fibrotic tissue and severe lymphedema. These foam bandages are often used for intensive decongestion therapy in the early stages of treatment, and they work well on larger body areas (such as arms, lower legs, and thighs).
Can You Use Mobiderm Foam Bandages On Any Part Of The Body
Mobiderm foam bandages can be used on just about any part of the body that is affected by lymphedema or swelling, including: fingers, toes, hands, feet, legs, arms, and torso.
Can You Wear Mobiderm Foam Bandages At Night
Check with your healthcare provider, but Mobiderm foam bandages are often worn during sleep, in order to provide continuous lymphedema management.
Do Mobiderm Foam Bandages Require Compression Bandages Or Wraps
Mobiderm foam bandages can be used alone or under compression bandages or wraps.
Are Mobiderm Foam Bandages Reusable
Mobiderm foam bandages are reusable, and they can be hand washed (with a mild soap) and air dried.
What Is The Difference Between Mobiderm Foam Bandages And Mobiderm Foam Pads
Both the Mobiderm foam bandages and Mobiderm foam pads have the same proprietary foam cube design and are available in a small block and large block design. The foam bandages come on a roll and are typically applied under compression wraps. The foam pads can be placed inside compression garments or bandages, to focus pressure on specific areas for localized treatment.
Who Makes Mobiderm Foam Bandages
Mobiderm foam bandages are made by Thuasne, a French medical company that was founded in 1847. Many of their top products are available in the U.S., through Thuasne USA.