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Interested in learning more about how Dayspring keeps patients living life? The latest issue of Vein Specialist, the American Venous Forum (AVF) newsletter, explores that topic and more!

"The compact nature and portability of Dayspring with its mobile power source allows the patient to be and remain mobile so they may address their basic daily living activities..."

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Vein Specialist AVF Newsletter — May/June 2024 #1 | American Venous Forum May/June Issue of vein specialist VENOUS2024: Not Your Grandparent’s Compression Table of Contents Message from EditorSteve Elias, MD Under Pressure: Evaluating Changes in Unna’s Boot Interface Pressure Ismene S. Germanakos, Connie Koutsos, Antonios Gasparis, MD, and Nicos Labropoulos, MD, PhD O...

We remember and honor the lives of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice so that we could have our freedom.

Our New York team proudly participated in the Pedals of Honor event today in as part of the Wounded Warrior Project and the VA New York Harbor Healthcare System. We are honored to serve those who served.

The physical effects of lymphedema and vascular disease are commonly recognized, but not all of the challenges related to these conditions are physical. May is , and our latest blog explores social connectedness and its benefits.

Social Connectedness for Lymphedema and Vascular Disease Explore the healing power of social connections for lymphedema and vascular disease patients and its effects on physical and mental health.

Visit us at booth 303 May 9-11 during the Venous Symposium at the Sheraton New York Times Square for a demonstration of Dayspring. We're looking forward to seeing you there!

In the latest Venous Edge vodcast, our Founder and CEO Andy Doraiswamy joins other industry leaders to discuss the world of compression and how we're serving patient needs. Click the link below to read the latest issue of the digital magazine, and watch the vodcast on page 18.

VENOUSEDGE.COM An online review of all things venous. Venous Edge with venous experts providing an online venous magazine.

Meet Tamara: An Air Force Veteran, traveler, and passionate puzzler who has lymphedema and uses Dayspring to maintain her daily activities while receiving treatment.

Tamara McIntosh Testimonial Meet Tamara: An Air Force Veteran, traveler, and passionate puzzler who has lymphedema and uses Dayspring to maintain her daily activities while receiving tr...

Vascular Specialist, the official newsletter of the Society for Vascular Surgery, featured the topline results of TEAYS: A Clinical Study to Evaluate the Effectiveness of a Novel Portable Non-Pneumatic Active Compression Device (NPCD) versus an Advanced Pneumatic Compression Device (APCD) for Treating Lower Extremity Lymphedema.

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Non-pneumatic compression device performed better than advanced pneumatic compression for lower extremity lymphedema - Vascular Specialist A new study that compared a novel non-pneumatic compression device with an advanced pneumatic compression modality in ther treatment of lower extremity lymphedema demonstrated “statistically significant disruption" in limb volume that favored the former.

As we end this very exciting week, we would like to thank the American Venous Forum for an invigorating and successful VENOUS2024. The attendee response to the announcement of the topline results of the TEAYS study and to Dayspring was truly inspiring.

We would also like to take a moment to pause and recognize . Did you know that lymphedema praecox, the most common form of primary lymphedema, affects females four times as frequently as males? Your strength and resilience is an inspiration to all.

We are pleased to announce the topline results from TEAYS, our latest randomized controlled trial on the treatment of lower extremity lymphedema.

The study met its primary endpoints, achieving statistically significant differences in limb volume reduction, improvement of quality of life, and treatment adherence, all favoring the Dayspring treatment arm over the APCD treatment arm.

Koya Medical Announces Topline Results from Its Latest Trial Koya announces results from its latest trial comparing Dayspring with a traditional advanced pneumatic compression device (APCD).

On and everyday, we are committed to delivering innovative solutions, backed by clinical research, that improve the lives of those impacted by lymphedema!

Love is in the air today! Tell us what you love about Dayspring in the comments. 💜

All of us at Koya would like to wish you a warm and happy holiday season!

December is a busy time of year, but don't forget to prioritize your health and wellness! Our blog includes a link to exercise videos to help you stay active, even as the weather gets cold.

Lymphedema Care Tips for a More Comfortable Winter During winter, it can be frustrating to keep your lymphedema symptoms under control when it is harder to get outside and exercise. Here are some tips.

Food always tastes better when it's shared with the people you love. From our family to yours, we wish you a Happy Thanksgiving!

Will we see you at the Veith Symposium this week? Exhibits open tomorrow, and we'll be located at booth 205 on the 2nd floor promenade. Stop by for a Dayspring demonstration and to chat with a member of our team.

We extend our sincerest thanks for the service, bravery, and sacrifices of our American veterans.

It is all about the feels! The Dayspring garment is made of breathable, lightweight, mesh fabric that allows for comfortable movement during treatment. You can wear Dayspring anywhere you go!

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Multitasking while receiving treatment? Yes, please! With Dayspring, you can continue doing what you love while receiving your compression treatment. This supports usage consistency, staying active, and staying connected with those around you.

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We had a fantastic opening night at ! Come see us tomorrow to learn about Dayspring and try it for yourself.

When breast cancer and its treatments, such as mastectomy, lumpectomy, and radiation damage nearby lymph vessels it can lead to lymphedema.

There’s no way to know for sure whether you might develop lymphedema after breast cancer treatment, but you can help yourself by: knowing your risk factors, taking steps to reduce that risk, and being aware of early signs and symptoms

You can learn more about lymphedema and breast cancer at Breastcancer.org.

Will you or a colleague be attending UIP World Congress in Miami Beach? Join Koya for a breakfast symposium presented by Dr. Thomas Maldonado and Dr. Stanley Rockson titled "Advancing Venous and Lymphatic Treatment With a Novel Multimodal Compression Device".

Click below to add the symposium to your conference calendar.

Happy ! What does this have to do with Dayspring? Well, whether it’s going for a walk or throwing a ball in the yard, dogs have a knack for keeping their humans moving - which promotes venous and lymph flow! We’ll be walking an extra lap today to celebrate.

Have places to go? With Dayspring, you can manage your lymphedema treatment wherever life takes you.

When traveling by air, Dayspring should be brought on with you as a carry-on, not in checked luggage. Most airlines do not count medical equipment (including Dayspring) against your carry-on limit. For a smooth trip through security, have a copy of the user manual and your prescription in case you’re asked.

Dayspring is the first non-pneumatic active compression treatment designed to integrate compression, muscle pump activation, and mobility into one easy-to-use solution.

This means that patients can be fully mobile while receiving their compression treatment. Click the link below to learn more or request a demo.

New Lymphedema Treatment for Upper and Lower Extremity Care Lymphedema compression from Dayspring helps you address lower extremity needs without restricting your daily life.