Navigating Sequential Pressure: Peak Performance, Sustained Success
Sequential pressure, a technique often employed in athletic training, is also a valuable tool in the realm of rehabilitation. By applying controlled pressure to specific body parts, typically the legs, sequential compression therapy can enhance blood circulation, reduce swelling, and accelerate the healing process.
Why is Sequential Pressure Important?
How Does it Work?
SCDs are equipped with inflatable sleeves that wrap around the legs. These sleeves inflate and deflate in a sequential pattern, mimicking the natural pumping action of the calf muscles. This gentle compression helps propel blood back to the heart, preventing pooling and reducing the risk of blood clots.
When is Sequential Compression Therapy Used?
By understanding the principles of sequential pressure and its applications in healthcare, we can appreciate its role in promoting patient well-being and recovery.
LTMRC REGIONAL EVENT
HiTech Therapy was so happy to join the Biokentitics Association of South Africa for the Life Through Movement Regional Conference in Gauteng. We enjoyed meeting you there, networking and having our very own Markus Koen showcase what we have to offer.