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VenaGo™

DVT risk doesn’t end when patients leave the hospital—in fact, the risk can continue for 30 days or more after discharge. VenaGo™ from DJO® is a portable device designed to offer convenient DVT prevention. Based on clinically proven* technology, the innovative, pre-set pressure cycle provides compression to the leg that mimics the blood flow when you are walking, helping to prevent the formation of dangerous blood clots deep inside the leg.

This product is not reimbursable by Medicare.

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Not reimbursable by Medicare

Key Features

Battery operated
Single button controls
No cords to plug-in or tubes to connect
The rechargeable battery provides compression all night (10 - 12 hours)
Battery recharges in just four hours
Graduated sequential compression features 2 overlapping aircells
Easy-to-see pressure readings and total use time
Applies 50mmhg once per minute

Indications for Use

Aid in the prevention of DVT
Can also be used as an aid in the prophylaxis for DVT by persons expecting to be stationary for long
periods of time
Aids in enhancing blood circulation
Helps to diminish post-operative pain and swelling
Helps reduce wound healing time
Aid in the treatment of:
stasis dermatitis, venous stasis ulcers, arterial and
diabetic leg ulcers, chronic venous insufficiency and
reduction of edema in the lower limbs

Manufacturer

DJO

Manuf. Part No.

31M

Size Chart

Universal

Left/Right

Universal

Manual

Djo venago patient manual

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