Abstract: Provided herein is an inflatable compression device for performing compression therapy to an amputated limb of a subject, the device includes a compression sleeve and an adjustable compression pocket configured to provide compression therapy to the stump face and adjust to the length of the amputated limb. Further provided are systems and methods of using the same.

Abstract: Non-human animal compression therapy devices and methods. In some embodiments, the compression therapy devices includes one or more sleeves, each of the one or more sleeves being configured to fit a limb of a non-human animal, and each of the one or more sleeves comprising one or more inflatable chambers; and a controllable air source operably connected with the one or more inflatable chambers and configured to controllably inflate and deflate the one or more inflatable chambers. In some embodiments, at least one cycle of inflating and deflating of the one or more chambers starts by inflating the most distal chamber. In some embodiments, the compression therapy is given to eliminate or ease suffering from a disease or disorder or a sporting or work-related injury.

Abstract: Provided herein is an inflatable compression vest for performing compression therapy to a subject afflicted with a respiratory related condition, wherein the vest includes at least one column of inflatable bladders, linearly arranged whereby for each three consecutive bladders, a top bladder and a bottom bladder at least partially overlaps with a middle intervening bladder. Further provided are controller device configured to control operation of the compression vest in accordance with the breathing cycle of a subject, systems and methods of using the same.

Abstract: A pneumomassage device, and method of using the device, which includes a sleeve sized to cover a first and a second adjacent body parts and an anatomical joint therebetween; and a securing assembly for securing the first and the second adjacent body parts in a fixed position relative to one another, to allow sleeve adjustment to the lengths of the adjacent body part.

Abstract: An inflatable compression sleeve for performing compression therapy on a limb of a subject, the compression sleeve including a plurality of inflatable pockets, each extending substantially transversely; wherein each of the pockets is adjacent to at least one other pocket; wherein each of the pockets has a first airtight wall, a second airtight wall opposite to the first airtight wall, and an air inlet, wherein each of the second airtight walls is adjacent to the limb when the compression sleeve is wrapped about the limb; and wherein at least one of the pockets is fingered, including a pocket extension projecting substantially longitudinally from a pocket main portion of the respective pocket, the pocket extension including the air inlet.

Abstract: There is provided herein a device comprising a pneumomassage sleeve comprising a proximal section, a joint section, and a distal section that conform to a first body part, an anatomical joint and a second body part, respectively, wherein the joint section is coupled to the proximal and distal sections, and wherein the distal section is movable from a first position to a second position relative to the proximal section upon bending the joint section; and a releasable securing assembly comprising: a first coupling element coupled to an outer surface of the proximal section; and a second coupling element coupled to an outer surface of the distal section, wherein upon coupling the first coupling element to the second coupling element, the distal section of the sleeve is secured in a relative position to the proximal section of the sleeve.

Abstract: Body treatment equipment for treatment of a body part, the body treatment equipment comprising an elongated band adapted to be spirally wound around the body part so as to encase the same with successive obliquely disposed turns and encompassing along its length a series of mutually juxtaposed, longitudinally disposed band segments adapted for respectively applying a compressive load to an underlying body part portion.