The LiteWalk is Intended for home and hospital use for temporary increase in local blood circulation in the lower extremities and temporary relief of minor muscle aches and pains where applied. The system is based on a pneumatic unit that includes a pump, valves, pressure sensor and tubing, and is fed by an external power supply of 12V DC. The LiteWalk doesn't contains a software user interface. The 2 sandals (right/left) are inflated together at the same time with the same pump. The inflation cycle is sequential, as follows: inflate heel, inflate arch, deflate heel, inflate metatarsals, deflate arch, inflate toes, deflate metatarsals, deflate toes
A system used for the noninvasive treatment and prevention of venous disorders and sequelae such as oedema, deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). It functions by applying sequential pressure to a patient's legs to promote venous blood flow. It consists of a compression pump, control/timing mechanism, tubing and has pneumatic stockings, sleeves, or a suit with several chambers that inflate and deflate sequentially in a pattern beginning at the foot or ankle and continuing to chambers around the calf and thigh. In some systems, each chamber reaches the same pressure but at different times, while others apply greater pressure distally which gradually diminishes higher up.