CLT MODE Trademark

Medical pneumatic compression devices featuring double-peristaltic compression patterns for treating chronic lymphatic and venous disorders; Therapeutic compression units utilizing overlapping dual-chamber inflation sequences with non-simultaneous timing, all delivered within a single treatment cycle for optimized lymphatic drainage; Medical devices for treating lymphedema and fibrotic edema using two-pass peristaltic compression technology with staggered activation, integrated into a continuous therapy session; Pneumatic compression therapy apparatus featuring sequential overlapping compression waves, delivered non-simultaneously in one cycle, that mimic manual lymphatic drainage techniques for managing swelling associated with impaired lymphatic and venous circulation; Medical compression devices providing double compression passes per chamber, executed in a non-simultaneous sequence within a single treatment cycle for enhanced fluid mobilization; Therapeutic apparatus featuring paired-chamber compression sequences with deliberate timing offsets, structured into a single therapeutic cycle for intensive limb and trunk decongestion; Pneumatic compression units with double-peristaltic programming and staggered inflation cycles, all occurring within one continuous treatment session for comprehensive drainage of residual fluid pockets; Medical devices utilizing two-pass compression technology with graduated pressure profiles and non-simultaneous chamber activation, delivered in a single cycle for lymphedema treatment; Compression therapy units featuring customizable, non-simultaneous overlapping compression wave patterns, structured into a single treatment cycle that replicates certified lymphedema therapist manual drainage techniques; Medical apparatus providing double-peristaltic compression with adjustable pressure settings from 10-80 mmHg, delivered in non-simultaneous chamber sequences within a single treatment cycle for maximum fluid clearance for treating chronic lymphatic and venous disorders