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  • Devices designed to serve as a reservoir for low-pressure (i.e., 1.05 ATM) oxygen-enriched air during topical oxygen therapy procedures. During a procedure, these sleeves are placed on the patient over/surrounding a wound site, and the sleeve is insufflated with oxygen-enriched air to the intended pressure. These sleeves are typically constructed of a flexible plastic material and are available in multiple shapes appropriate for various patient anatomic locations (e.g., lower limb boot, sacral patch). These devices typically incorporate an air-inlet valve, a pressure-relief valve, and a method of sealing the open end of the sleeve to the patient\'s skin in order to prevent air loss.
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