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2 Company Introduction We are the leading company of various pneumatic medical systems since We are exporting our products to 60 countries. We provide the products with high quality and competitive price. We have our own R & D center authorized by government and observing Korean medical technical standards and regulations.

3 What Is Deep Vein Thrombosis? Deep vein thrombosis (DVT), is a blood clot that forms in a vein deep in the body (thrombus). Blood clots occur when blood thickens and clumps together. Some clots can disappear naturally, or with the aid of certain drugs. Most deep vein blood clots occur in the lower leg or thigh. They also can occur in other parts of the body. A blood clot in a deep vein can break off and travel through the bloodstream. The loose clot is called an embolus. When the clot travels to the lungs and blocks blood flow, the condition is called pulmonary embolism (PE). Knee and hip surgery patients have the highest risk of developing DVT and PE in the surgical setting.

4 Pulmonary Embolism PE is a very serious condition. It can damage the lungs and other organs in the body and cause death. Blood clots in the thigh are more likely to break off and cause PE than blood clots in the lower leg or other parts of the body. DVT occurs most frequently among people who are immobilised. For example, the condition has been long recognised as a risk for people confined to bed. Immobility for even short periods can cause DVT. For this reason, preventive measures are frequently taken when people, particularly the elderly, undergo surgical operations, where they are immobilised by a general anaesthetic. The increased proportion of PE are in association with identified risk factors for DVT, which include increasing age, obesity, smoking, pregnancy, the use of oral contraceptives or hormone replacement therapy, cancer, lower limb injury or surgery, family history of DVT, and previous thrombosis or embolism. Treatment / prophylaxis Anticoagulants Antiplatelet Drugs IPC system

5 Clinical sysmptoms of DVT About half of all DVT cases are asymptomatic, with no obvious self-consciousness or clinical symptoms. In symptomatic cases, the affected (diseased) area can become swollen, thickening periodically resulting in pain or compression. Skin color / composure may be compromised. Clinical symptoms of PE Breast pain Hemoptysis Dyspnea

6 IPC Anticoagulant Mechanism Air is injected periodically and orderly from the malleolus and the calf to the thigh. DVT is prevented by two principles. The blood flow of the crural vein is accelerated in order that venous congestion can be rapidly removed. The pressure is periodically increased or reduced, and thus pulsating blood flow runs through the deep vein systems of telomeric sites and crural blood is favorably circulated. Coagulant factors are prevented from swarming and sticking to the tunica intima, and as a result thrombosis is prevented. The fibrinolysin system is more activated, and the activtion of fibrous proteinlysis caused by internal causes is stimulated after use whether they are the normal or patients with phlebothrombosis. It appears that the mechanism works because the plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 is decreased and the tissue plasminogen activator is more activated.

7 The comparison of IPC and Compression stocking DVT prevention effects Strong point IPC -It is evidenced as the most effective from physiological pr evention of DVT. -As it is lesser than anticoagulant drugs but higher effects than stocking, for high risk group, it is better to use with a nticoagulant drugs. - It is evidenced as the most effective from physiological tr eatments. - As a patient can feel refresh by soft compression massag e, the satisfaction is higher than bandage or stocking from clinical studies. - Complication has no nearly in comparison with stocking or coagulant. (It is required prevention treat ment for a patient who can have any complication of bleed ing by coagulant drug like heparin or warfarin.) - It can be used optionally with stocking or coagulant drug. Compression stocking -It is effective for DVT prevention but it is lesser t han IPC from clinical studies. - It is easy for a patient who is movable to use st ocking and inexpensive. - It can be used with IPC or coagulant drug. Weakness A patient should use it at the only bed. - A patient can feel discomfort by itchy or heated. - It can make a side effect like homeostasis effect s. - It is not recommended for serious edema, diabe tic, diseases related to a peripheral nerve or veno us. - It can be used for the only low risk group.

8 A comparison among IPC, the Underfoot Pump and the Elastic Stocking Purpose This experiment is to make a comparison between IPC and the underfoot pump in the preventive effect against traumatic DVT. Subjects and Methods: 149 patients with massive trauma were divided into two groups; a IPC group and a an underfoot-pump group. The observer did not know what preventive measures to take. The bilateral pressure-ultrasonic scanning was performed on all the patients within 8 days after they were grouped. Results IPC was applied to 62 patients out of 149 who were randomly grouped. To the other 62 patients, the underfoot pump was applied. In the case of the foot group, DVT occurred in 13 patients (21%). In the case of the leg group, DVT occurred in 4 patients (6.5%) (p=0.009). Out of the 13 patients who got DVT in the foot group, 7 got DVT in both feet. In the leg group, there was no case where DVT occurred in both legs. Evaluation IPC is light on hand, and does not cause complications, e.g., hemorrhage. It can effectively prevent DVT whether it is used independently or concurrently with other things. In all of studies, it has been reported that early training, the underfoot pump (for edema) and elastic (pressure) pants are used to lower the onset rate of DVT. However, the problem is that such things cannot work sufficiently. Thus when such things are used in combination with IPC or other chemical (or pharmacological) methods, remarkable effects come out. Total Acetabular Replacement Vein Thrombosis and Embolism (Chinese Orthopedic Journal) 2001

9 DVT-2600 for DVT prevention before, during and after surgery The DVT-2600 can be used for DVT prevention before, during and after surgery. On its own, the DVT-2600 system can be used as the alternative medicine for a stroke patient, a patient who can t use oral administration or any patient who can not use anticoagulant (heparin or wafarin) to prevent DVT and PE. The DVT-2600 can be used in conjunction with anticoagulants or compression stockings. Typically compression stockings are used as an adjunct to the IPC therapy.

10 DVT-2600 for DVT prevention before, during and after surgery Intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) machines use air bladders that are wrapped around the thigh, calf or foot. The bladders alternately inflate and deflate, squeezing the muscles and increasing blood velocity by as much as 500%. IPC machines have been proven effective for the prophylaxis of DVT.

11 Comparison data of USA hygienic study center and Beijing university for DVT patients rate Beijing university (Anesthesia department) tested Deep vein thrombosis generation rate with the ultrasonography system for 3~10days to 233 patients after serious operations. The test result was reported that DVT detect rate was 47.64% similar as the DVT detection rate in overseas studies or test results. Beijing university (DVT patients rate) USA hygienic study center (DVT patients rate)

12 Main features Regular Vascular refilling time, 60secs Manual setting (Recommendation) Auto gradient pressure settings Safety detection systems Coincidental compression type

13 Controller specifications Free voltage: AC100 ~ 240V, 50/60Hz Power consumption: 25W (35VA) Pressure range: Thigh/calf - 20, 30, 40, 50, 60mmHg, Foot 120, 130, 140mmHg Interval time: 24, 48 (leg), 60 (foot) seconds Main body (mm): 200(W) X 170(D) X 190(H) Weight: 3.5kg (Battery is included) Battery life time: 6~8hours

14 Controller features Automatic operation button for optimum DVT prevention Automatic detecting sensor recognizing the cuff types Automatic pressure controlling system Automatic switching system to the power to battery in case of power outage Automatic Safety control alarm system (Cuff kind check, Cuff connection check, Pressure checking, Battery check) Automatic individual application according to cuff kinds connected to unit Selectable mode (DVT prevention and Lymphatic drainage modes) Easy to read LCD display Built-in battery Maximum 6~8 hours usable

15 Controller features Venous refilling time Regular Vascular refilling time, 60secs. Regular international vascular refilling time, 60 seconds Compression time: 12seconds, Interval time: 48 seconds Any detection error prevention caused from use conditions changes Sable and safety compression cycle based on regular vascular refilling time, 60secs.

16 Controller features - Optional manual settings 1 step Before, during and after surgery 2 step After surgery 3 step Recovery Automatic operation for DVT prevention Pressure: Leg 40mmHg Foot 120mmHg Interval: 48sec. Mode: DVT mode Manual settings for DVT or Lymph edema Pressure: Leg 40, 50, 60mmHg Foot 120, 130, 140mmHg Interval: 24, 48, 60sec Mode: DVT or LYMPH Manual settings for Recovery Pressure: Leg 40, 50, 60mmHg Foot 120, 130, 140mmHg Interval: 24, 48, 60sec Mode: DVT or LYMPH

17 Controller features Automatic gradient compression DVT-2600 controls automatically the Gradient pressure for more effective prevention (Examples) 20mmHg Manual setting 40mmHg Manual setting 60mmHg Manual setting 3 rd inflation 15mmHg 35mmHg 55mmHg 2 nd inflation 20mmHg 40mmHg 60mmHg 1 st inflation 25mmHg 45mmHg 65mmHg

18 Controller features Automatic safety detection systems Self detection test in power on Periodical detection test during operation Cuff kind detection (thigh/boot/calf /foot) Power supply detection/error/alarm/automatic conversion of Battery mode) Pressure detection /error/alarm Low Battery shortage detection /error/alarm

19 Controller features Effective Coincidental compression International basic purpose of air compression therapy is to improve by pumping blood from the tips to center of human body for DVT prevention, Lymphatic drainage or blood circulation.

20 Main features of cuff

21 DVT-2600 Cuff kinds Thigh cuff (3 chambers) Calf cuff (3 chambers) Boot cuff (3 chambers) Calf cuff & Foot cuff Foot cuff (1 chambers)

22 Cuff features Superior eco-friendly materials Special coating for pollution prevention Careful attachments material and edge design Durable and high quality cuff for above 2 months use Natural ventilation design for long use

23 Cuff dimensions DISPOSABLE ITEM CODE DESCRIPTION WIDTH (Maximum size) LENGTH (mm) DS011 S THIGH CUFF 600 mm 540 mm DS012 M THIGH CUFF 750 mm 640 mm DS013 L THIGH CUFF 930 mm 670 mm DS021 S CALF CUFF 500 mm 310 mm DS022 M CALF CUFF 620 mm 360 mm DS023 L CALF CUFF 770 mm 380 mm DS031 FOOT CUFF 400 mm 230 mm DS041 BOOTS CUFF 635 mm 710 mm RESUABLE ITEM CODE DESCRIPTION WIDTH (Maximum size) LENGTH (mm) DS111 THIGH CUFF (ONE SIZE) 810 mm 650 mm DS121 CALF CUFF (ONE SIZE) 670 mm 370 mm DS131 FOOT CUFF 400 mm 230 mm DS141 BOOTS CUFF (ONE SIZE) 635 mm 710 mm

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25 DVT-2600 certificates KFDA (Korea) CE (Europe) TGA (Australia) DVT-2600 SFDA (China) The other countries KGMP (Korea)

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