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Acute effect of wearing compression stockings on lower leg swelling and muscle stiffness in healthy young women

Sugahara et al., 2018

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4071414936508101484
Author
Sugahara I
Doi M
Nakayama R
Sasaki K
Publication year
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Clinical physiology and functional imaging

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Compression stockings are known to be effective in reducing peripheral oedema or leg swelling by increasing tissue pressure and venous blood flow. While previous studies on compression stockings have focused on its prolonged, preventive effect on leg swelling, the …
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