T.E.D. Thigh High Anti-Embolism Stockings, Long, Closed Toe
T.E.D. Thigh High Anti-Embolism Stockings by Cardinal Health are designed to reduce venous stasis in the entire leg. The clinically-proven graduated compression pattern from ankle to upper thigh helps ensure optimum blood flow and velocity. These T.E.D. Anti-Embolism Thigh High Stockings feature a closed-toe design for full foot coverage and stay nicely in place for patient comfort.
*Please note that all garments are non-returnable due to hygiene purposes.
NOTE: Make sure to use the Sizing Guide at the end of the linked brochure to ensure you are ordering the correct sized T.E.D. Anti-Embolism Stockings. If you need assistance, one of our Personally Delivered Product Experts will be happy to help.
T.E.D. Thigh High Anti-Embolism Stockings, Long, Closed Toe Availability:Shipments usually take 3-5 business days to deliver for orders received before 12:00 PM EST Mon-Fri. Orders placed after 12:00 PM EST and over the weekends could take longer. Shipping delays can be affected due to weather, backorders, holidays, or inaccurate shipping information. At this time, all sales are final and returns are suspended.
Price: $40.99
| Item # | Size | Package Options |
|---|---|---|
| 4304C | Medium, White | Sold 12 per case - Automatic Delivery Price: $189.99 |
| 4304P | Medium, White | Sold by the pair - Automatic Delivery Price: $54.61 |
| 4305C | Large, White | Sold 12 per case - Backordered Automatic Delivery Price: $186.19 |
| 4305P | Large, White | Sold by the pair - Call To Order Automatic Delivery Price: $38.94 |
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T.E.D. Anti-Embolism Stockings are meant to help prevent the formation of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). These anti-embolism stockings work to promote increased blood flow velocity in the legs by compression of the deep venous system. These anti-embolism stockings are not recommended for patients with any local leg condition in which stockings would interfere, such as dermatitis, immediate post-operative vein ligation, gangrene, or a recent skin graft. They are also not recommended for those with severe arteriosclerosis or other ischemic vascular diseases, massive edema (swelling) of legs or pulmonary edema from congestive heart failure, or extreme deformity of the leg.
What is Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)?
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) is the name given to blood clots that can form in the veins of your leg following surgery or long periods of bed rest in the hospital, among other reasons. If the clot becomes loose, it can break away and travel through the veins to the heart and lungs and may block a major blood vessel. This is known as Pulmonary Embolism or PE. Pulmonary Embolism is a serious condition which in some cases may be fatal.
There are three major factors that may cause a DVT to form:
- When you lie or sit in the same place for a long period of time, the speed that blood flows through the legs becomes slower. If blood flows slower, it may cause it to clot.
- Inactivity, the effects of certain drugs, muscle relaxants, or anesthetics can cause the veins to become wider and tear. Blood clots are more likely to adhere to the tears in the wall of the vein.
- Changes can occur in the way your blood clots. Certain medications and inactivity may change your blood’s normal coagulation process, leading to blood clots.
DVT is recognized as a major health risk in hospitals around the world, so during your stay in the hospital, you may receive high-quality, clinically-proven T.E.D.™ anti-embolism stockings and possibly anti-coagulant drugs or intermittent pneumatic compression sleeves to help prevent this from happening.