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Kendall SCD Comfort Sleeves.

Welcome to Smart Compression™

Found only in the Kendall SCD™ 700 Smart Compression™ system.

The Smart Compression™ difference

It’s compression that moves more blood1* to help prevent stasis.1 That tracks compliance2 with Patient Sensing™ technology. That educates patients and clinicians about the risk of VTE all while keeping the environment in mind. That’s Smart Compression™.

Learn more about the 5 components of Smart Compression™:

Smart Compression Adapts.

It’s compression that thinks.

That senses. That reacts. That provides each patient with an automated, customized compression cycle around the leg.

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Compression

Kendall SCD™ 700 Controller.

Controller

The Kendall SCD™ 700 Smart Compression™ Controller is the next evolution of IPC. It’s designed to move more blood to help prevent stasis and track compliance to aid in the prevention of VTE.
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Express Foot Cuffs

Kendall SCD™ Express Foot Cuffs are designed to help prevent stasis while also providing a reprocessing option that reduces waste and impact on the environment.
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Comfort Sleeves

Kendall SCD™ Comfort Sleeves provide positionally independent compression on all sides of the leg to reduce the risk of VTE and save nursing time, while also providing a reprocessed option that reduces waste and impact on the environment.
White sleeves with blue labeling.

Express Sleeves

Kendall SCD™ Express Sleeves provide circumferential compression. It provides positionally independent compression on all sides of the leg to help reduce the risk of VTE and save nursing time, while also providing a reprocessed option that reduces waste and impact on the environment.

References:
1Griffin M, Kakkos SK, Geroulakos G, Nicolaides AN. Comparison of three intermittent pneumatic compression systems in patients with varicose veins: a hemodynamic study. Int Angiol. 2007;26(2):158-164.
2Tarone D. Selected long abstracts from the St. Luke’s University Health Network Quality Awards Program.  Int J Acad Med. 2017;3:S176-S188.
3Kakkos SK, Nicolaides AN, Griffin M, Geroulakos G. Comparison of two intermittent pneumatic compression systems: a hemodynamic study. Int Angiol. 2005;24(4):330-335.
4Internal data on file. *Moves more blood than a competitive device with fixed uniform compression