High containing garment which applies firm gradient compression throughout the limb
High density foam liner included for the massage of fibrotic tissue
Removable straps for increased adjustability
Durable medical grade material with zero stretch
Sigvaris Medaform garments are for individuals in the advanced stages of lymphedema. Patients with Stage II or III of lymphedema benefit from the high and low pressure ridges the inner Wave foam liner creates. These high/low pressure ridges channel the lymph fluid and promotes drainage. The straps and inner foam liner of the garment are replaceable, making the Medaform a durable, long term solution for the treatment and maintenance of lymphedema.
Polyamide: 41%
Polyurethane foam: 23%
Polyester: 15%
Cotton: 12%
Neoprene: 8%
Elastane: 1%
High containing garment which applies firm gradient compression throughout the limb
High density foam liner included for the massage of fibrotic tissue
Removable straps for increased adjustability
Durable medical grade material with zero stretch
Sigvaris Medaform garments are for individuals in the advanced stages of lymphedema. Patients with Stage II or III of lymphedema benefit from the high and low pressure ridges the inner Wave foam liner creates. These high/low pressure ridges channel the lymph fluid and promotes drainage. The straps and inner foam liner of the garment are replaceable, making the Medaform a durable, long term solution for the treatment and maintenance of lymphedema.
Polyamide: 41%
Polyurethane foam: 23%
Polyester: 15%
Cotton: 12%
Neoprene: 8%
Elastane: 1%
Sigvaris Medaform Standard Arm 30-40 mmHg
$788.00
The Medaform Standard Arm is an inelastic compression device. The device is highly adjustable and durable. Paired with cotton liners, the Medaform Standard Arm offers compression to the arm.
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The Sigvaris Medaform Standard Arm is an adjustable inelastic compression garment designed for individuals with Stage II and Stage III lymphedema affecting the arm. It provides firm 30–40 mmHg gradient compression from the hand to the upper arm while helping manage chronic swelling, fibrosis, and lymphatic fluid buildup. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
The garment uses firm gradient compression combined with a high-density Wave foam liner. The foam creates alternating pressure ridges that help channel lymphatic fluid, encourage drainage, and support long-term swelling reduction. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
Yes. The included high-density foam liner is specifically designed to massage fibrotic tissue and create a high-low pressure effect that may help soften hardened tissue associated with advanced lymphedema. :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
The system typically includes the Medaform Standard Arm garment, a Medahand compression component, a pair of non-compressive cotton liners, a removable donning loop, and a Unistrap for additional adjustment and hand compression support. :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
Yes. The Medaform Standard Arm features removable and adjustable straps that allow users to modify compression levels as swelling fluctuates. This helps maintain effective therapy while improving comfort and compliance. :contentReference[oaicite:4]{index=4}
Patients with advanced arm lymphedema often require high-containment compression garments that provide strong compression, adjustable fitting options, and fibrosis-management features. Inelastic compression systems with foam liners are frequently recommended for Stage II and Stage III lymphedema management. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
Yes. Compression therapy is commonly used to help manage arm lymphedema following breast cancer treatment, lymph node removal, radiation therapy, and other procedures that affect lymphatic drainage. Consistent compression may help control swelling and support long-term limb health. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
Traditional compression sleeves use elastic graduated compression, while the Medaform Standard Arm uses a durable inelastic design with adjustable straps and a Wave foam liner. This combination provides stronger containment, enhanced fibrosis management, and greater adjustability for patients with advanced lymphedema. :contentReference[oaicite:7]{index=7}