Donning aids in thrombosis prophylaxis
Our patented donning aid, the mediven hospital butler, allows patients and care staff to put on mediven thrombexin anti-embolism stockings and mediven struva
Donning and doffing aids for MTPSs and anti-embolism stockings from medi
They prevent pain when donning the garments and wound dressings do not slip. They also prevent damage to the garment.
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medi rubber gloves Rubber gloves
Colours- medi Magenta
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medi Vario-Handle Butler Donning aid for stocking wearers
Colours- White
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medi Hospitalbutler Donning aid for clinical compression stockings
Colours- White
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medi Export Butler Donning aid for compression stockings
Colours- White
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medi Big Butler Donning aid for compression stockings
Colours- White
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medi Pantyhose Butler Donning aid for compression pantyhoses
Colours- White
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medi Butler Off Doffing aid for stockings and socks
Colours- White
- medi Magenta
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medi Arm Butler Donning aid for compression armsleeves
Colours- White
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medi 2in1 Donning and doffing aid
Colours- White
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medi textile gloves Textile gloves
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- White
- medi Magenta
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Donning aid suitable for hospital stockings
Properties:
- simple handling
- time-saving and economical for patients
- pain-free application of thrombosis prophylaxis stockings and anti-embolism stockings
- also for use with calf injuries
- sterilisable version available specially for the operating theatre
- adjustable diameter, hard paint finish, white
And here's how it's done:
- Measure: accurate measurements for the stocking guarantee the best possible medical care for the patient.
- Choose: the ankle size determines the size and thus the selection of the correct stocking. By lifting the locking device, the diameter of the medi Hospitalbutler can be adjusted so it can be pulled up over the patient’s ankle, or calf, if necessary, without contact.
- Adjust the stocking: the topband is gathered up over the stirrup and the stocking pulled up until the colour mark appears at the upper edge of the stirrup.
- Hold the stocking: when putting the stocking on, hold it until the colour marking reaches the patient's heel.
- Slide the medi Hospitalbutler upwards: now let go of the stocking and slide the mediven Hospitalbutler over the ankle and - if possible - up to just below the patient's knee. Pull the Hospitalbutler down away from the patient's leg.
- Finish applying the stocking: pull the stocking up towards the inguinal fold, the tension you exert determines the length of the stocking.
- Inspect: check that the stocking fits exactly and make sure no wrinkles have formed.