Calibrated Gradient Lymphedema Pumps

Sequential gradient compression devices for lymphedema, edema reduction, and venous insufficiency — for home or clinical use.

Overview

Calibrated Gradient Sequential Compression Pumps

Calibrated gradient sequential compression pumps are designed to support lymphedema treatment by helping reduce swelling, encouraging lymphatic flow, and improving circulation — for patients with lymphedema, venous insufficiency, and related edema conditions.

Bio Compression 4004 DL

Calibrated gradient sequential compression — long-term lymphedema support

Calibrated leg garment for lymphedema compression therapy

Full-leg calibrated compression therapy device

The Bio Compression 4004 DL is a calibrated gradient sequential compression device designed for long-term use. It may be used for swelling in the arms and legs, venous insufficiency, and chronic venous stasis ulcer management, as directed by a healthcare provider.

Supports edema reduction
Helps promote lymphatic flow
Distal to proximal compression direction
Supports circulation
Continuous sequential compression
Home or clinical use

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Bio Compression 4008 Lymphedema Pump

Home or hospital use — bilateral operation available

Wide adjustable compression garment for lymphedema pump

Bio Vest compression garment for upper-body lymphedema

The Bio Compression 4008 is another calibrated gradient sequential compression option for patients with lymphedema and edema management needs. It is intended for home or hospital use and may help improve circulation and support ongoing compression therapy.

Advanced Rehab Technologies also offers options such as the Elite Bilateral Bio Vest for patients with post-mastectomy lymphedema affecting both arms and the chest or axillary area.

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Additional Therapy Options

Segmented Gradient Pressure Devices

Segmented gradient pressure is a key part of treating many vascular and edema-related conditions. Sequential circulation devices are designed to support circulation and may be used in selected cases involving lymphedema, venous insufficiency, and post-traumatic or post-paralytic edema.

Sequential compression device for vascular and edema treatment

Compression therapy equipment for lymphedema management

Home Compression Therapy

Calibrated gradient compression pumps are designed to be lightweight, portable, and easy to operate — supporting ongoing lymphedema management in the home setting. A healthcare provider should determine whether home pump therapy is appropriate and provide instructions for use.

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How It Works

Calibrated Gradient Pressure

Calibrated lymphedema pumps provide adjustable gradient compression. Pressure is greatest at the point farthest from the body and gradually changes as it moves upward, helping direct fluid in the proper physiological direction.

These devices offer more flexibility because pressure can be adjusted in individual chambers — useful when certain parts of a limb are more sensitive and need a modified treatment approach.

Garment options may include half-leg boots, full-leg boots, arm sleeves, adjustable garments, and custom-made garments for specialized sizing needs.

Benefits

What These Pumps Are Designed To Do

Helps reduce pain
Helps reduce edema
Supports lymphatic-system-style fluid movement
Promotes lymphatic flow in the proper physiological direction
Supports circulation
Delivers continuous sequential flow
Bilateral operation available on select models
Lightweight, portable, and easy to use

Clinical Indications

Common Indications

Primary & Secondary Lymphedema

Post-mastectomy lymphedema
Post-groin dissection lymphedema
Congenital lymphedema, including Milroy's disease
Distal or proximal lymphatic obstruction

Venous & Edema-Related Conditions

Venous ulcer support in selected care plans
Prevention support for thrombosis in appropriate clinical settings
Post-traumatic, post-paralytic, and other edema conditions