Circaid® Compression Sleeve Versus Short-stretching Bandage in Upper Limb Lymphatic Edema

"Three observation periods were defined with the following products:~* D1 to D5: intensive hospital treatment performed by the night and day wearing of the circaid® compression system~* Day of Discharge (DD) from the hospital to DD +30: ambulatory initial maintenance phase carried out by the wearing of a compression sleeve on the day associated with the nighttime compression system circaid®~* DD + 31 to DD + 90: ambulatory maintenance phase carried out by the wearing of a compression sleeve on the day associated with the nighttime circaid® compression system"

"Three observation periods were defined with the following products:~* D1 to D5: intensive hospital treatment performed by the night and day wearing of short stretching tapes.~* DD (Day of discharge from the hospital) to DD +30: ambulatory initial maintenance phase carried out by the wearing of a compression sleeve on the day associated with a possible treatment at night, as recommended by HAS.~* DD + 31 to DD + 90: ambulatory maintenance phase carried out by the wearing of a compression sleeve on the day associated with possible treatment at night"