Health
Study finds: Unique wrap speed healing and reduce infection.
New product speeds healing and recovery
Used by permision hipRap
The product includes a special patented Kool Pack as well.
Study unique wrap speed healing and reduce infection for certain hip operations
A clinical study found that the incidence of blisters, drainage, and infection significantly decreased by using SunMedicas unique compressive wrap dressing after 457 hip surgeries.At the heart of the system is a unique koolPAKâ„¢ which is made from a patented phase-change material that provides regulated cold therapy for post-operative surgical wounds.
SunMedica a US based company in Redding, CA is selling a custom compressive wrap system for just about any part of the body.
The company has two product lines the first a speciality product called OrthoRaps and the other a sports product/consumer use product is called KoolRaps.
The OrthoRaps line include over 10 different versions such as:
hipRAPâ„¢ Tapeless SPICA Wrap
“¢ Post-operative, post-injury patient care
“¢ Secures sterile dressings in place without the use of harsh medical tapes
“¢ Helps eliminate tape blisters
“¢ Features velcro® closures to adjust fit and to also easily check dressings
“¢ Provides soft tissue support
“¢ Easy access cold therapy pocket to slide a koolPAKâ„¢ in between the layers of fabric
“¢ Reversible and washable.
The company has two product lines the first a speciality product called OrthoRaps and the other a sports product/consumer use product is called KoolRaps.
The OrthoRaps line include over 10 different versions such as:
hipRAPâ„¢ Tapeless SPICA Wrap
“¢ Post-operative, post-injury patient care
“¢ Secures sterile dressings in place without the use of harsh medical tapes
“¢ Helps eliminate tape blisters
“¢ Features velcro® closures to adjust fit and to also easily check dressings
“¢ Provides soft tissue support
“¢ Easy access cold therapy pocket to slide a koolPAKâ„¢ in between the layers of fabric
“¢ Reversible and washable.
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