Systems and methods for treating fluid stasis

GB2639143APending Publication Date: 2025-09-10SLIPSTREAM SOLUTIONS LLC
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Patent Information

Application Number
GB2025004669
Authority / Receiving Office
GB · GB
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2022-09-01
Filing Date
2023-09-01
Publication Date
2025-09-10

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

Current treatments for fluid stasis-related edema, such as compression devices and massage apparatuses, are often cumbersome, unsuitable for non-elongated areas, and can cause discomfort or skin damage, while existing methods are inadequate for addressing the underlying mechanical issues of inflammation and fluid stasis effectively, leading to prolonged recovery times and increased medical costs.

Method used

The use of an airstream system with a directional nozzle and airflow generator to apply controlled airflow to the skin, inducing shear-thinning of static fluids and promoting their movement towards natural drainage areas without physical contact, utilizing nozzles with adjustable shapes and orientations to accommodate various body regions and reduce viscosity, thereby facilitating efficient fluid removal.

Benefits of technology

This approach enables rapid, painless drainage of static fluids, reducing swelling and inflammation, expediting recovery by moving static fluids to natural drainage regions, and is suitable for use on compromised skin, offering a more efficient and comfortable treatment option compared to existing methods.

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Abstract

Systems and methods for treating fluid stasis employ an airstream to move static fluid to one or more natural drainage areas for static fluid. A system for treating fluid stasis includes an airstream nozzle and an airflow generator for supplying an airflow to the airstream nozzle. The airflow nozzle is configured to output an airstream configured to be directed onto a patient to induce shear-thinning of static fluid and movement of static fluid toward one or more natural drainage areas for static fluid.
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