Crevice collar
A device for treatment of limbs affected with Lymphedema. The device is a crevice collar which fits into depressed areas and crevices created by over-hanging lobules and protrusions of tissue so that the tissue may be comfortably wrapped with a pressure wrap with exacerbating sores and crevice areas in the skin caused by the Lymphedema.
1. A method of wrapping a limb suffering from Lymphedema, comprising:
providing a crevice collar having a strip of cushion material, having a length, first and second ends, a generally flat lower surface, and a ridged upper surface, with a pair of oppositely disposed sidewalk each extending from the flat lower surface inwardly and upwardly to said ridged upper surface;
a cloth like stockinette covering surrounding the entire strip of cushion material; and
a roll up stretch band attached to at least one of said first and second ends;
placing the rigid upper surface in the crevice of any skin fold caused by the Lymphedema and wrapping the limb with said stretch hand to secure the crevice collar in position with its lower flat surface exposed; and
wrapping said stretch band around the limb and over the exposed generally flat lower surface of the crevice collar.