Researchers have developed a portable compression sleeve that could replace bulky post-cancer swelling therapy machines with a wearable system about the size of a smartphone.
The device is designed to help patients manage fluid buildup after treatment without being tethered to wall-powered equipment.
Fluid buildup is a common complication after cancer care, especially when lymph nodes are removed or damaged during radiation.
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Researchers have developed a portable compression sleeve that could replace bulky post-cancer swelling therapy machines with a wearable system about the size of a smartphone.
The device is designed to help patients manage fluid buildup after treatment without being tethered to wall-powered equipment.
Fluid buildup is a common complication after cancer care, especially when lymph nodes are removed or damaged during radiation.