Tights 291 K2 Mediven Elegance® 1 Pair

Tights 291 K2 Mediven Elegance® Long Model

The elegant compression stocking! With the new mediven elegance, wearing compression stockings has never been so attractive.

• Modern
• Dermatologically tested **
• Soft Elastic guarantees more freedom for the fingers

Product features

Elegance and high efficacy. Compression medical stocking with the appearance of a normal elegant stocking, with a very modern choice of colors and crystal motifs

New patterns also for the hold-up hem for thigh stockings (platinum, sensitive, extra silicone, basic upper).

Push-up and anti-tummy slip for an attractive silhouette.

Particularly gentle on the skin, dermatologically tested. Also suitable for sensitive skin.

Innovative yarn and knit technology, excellent compromise between transparency, softness and ease of use.

Soft Elastic toe, for greater freedom of movement of the toes.

Shaped heel for wrinkle-free fit. Even less striking in the shoe and particularly resistant, thanks to the double reinforcement of the yarn.

Breathable fabric for a pleasant feeling of freshness.

Intended use

Compression stocking with tubular weave for compression of the lower limbs, mainly used in the treatment of diseases of the venous or lymphatic vascular system.

Indications

Chronic venous pathology: CEAP C0s - C2

Initial phase following varicose vein therapy

Superficial vein thrombosis

Profilaxis de la trombosis en pacientes móviles

Inflammatory dermatitis of the leg

Nausea and dizziness in pregnancy

Contraindications

Medical compression stockings should not be worn in the following cases:

Advanced occlusive peripheral arterial disease (in the presence of one of the following parameters: ABI <0.5, arterial pressure in the ankle <60 mmHg, pressure at the big toe <30 mmgH or TcPO2 <20 mmHg on the back of the foot). If inelastic materials are used, compression therapy can also be attempted with ankle blood pressure between 50 and 60 mmHg, under close clinical control.

Decompensated heart failure (NYHA class III + IV)

Septic phlebitis

Flegmasia cerulea dolens

In the following cases the appropriate therapy should be decided after considering any risks and benefits and after choosing the most suitable compression garment:

Severe exuding dermatitis

Intolerance to compression material

Strong paresthesia of the limbs

Advanced peripheral neuropathy (e.g. related to diabetes mellitus)

Primary chronic polyarthritis

If in doubt or if one or more of the above factors are present, please consult your doctor or a trusted healthcare professional.

Format

Pack with 1 pair, black color, long model, size 3. Ref. 291.