Microtek V6412 Thigh Sleeve for Venodyne Pneumatic Compression System

• Model: V6412
• Garment Type: Thigh-length
• Compatibility: Designed for use with Venodyne pneumatic compression pumps
• Suggested calf circumfrence: Up to 43cm
• Suggested thigh circumfrence: Up to 71cm
• Warranty: 90 Days

The Microtek V6412 Thigh Sleeves for Venodyne Pneumatic Compression System are premium pneumatic compression garments engineered to support effective circulatory therapy and Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) prevention in clinical settings. Designed specifically to integrate seamlessly with Venodyne compression pumps, these thigh-length sleeves use sequential chamber inflation to enhance venous blood flow and reduce venous stasis in immobile or post-operative patients. With a secure hook-and-loop fastening system and adjustable fit, the V6412 sleeves provide comfortable therapeutic compression tailored to each patient’s anatomy and clinical needs.

Built for durability and frequent clinical use, the V6412 thigh sleeves feature high-quality pneumatic bladders wrapped in a resilient outer fabric that withstands repeated application and disinfection. When connected to a compatible Venodyne controller, the sleeves deliver controlled intermittent compression that mimics the natural “milking” action of muscle movement — a mechanism proven to support enhanced circulation and reduce the risk of venous thromboembolism in at-risk populations. This makes them an essential component of venous care protocols in hospital wards, surgical recovery units, and long-term care facilities.

Ideal for healthcare professionals and facility procurement teams, the Microtek V6412 Thigh Sleeves combine clinical performance with practical durability. They offer a reliable solution for elevating patient care during extended periods of immobility, complementing Venodyne pneumatic compression systems to help promote healthy blood flow, improve comfort, and support faster recovery outcomes. With easy hookup and adjustable sizing, these sleeves enhance both patient experience and therapeutic effectiveness in a variety of medical environments. 

These surgical instruments have been previously used and show visible signs of wear consistent with their prior usage. Despite these signs, they remain in a usable condition, suitable for continued medical procedures.