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Compression increases the hydrostatic pressure in the tissues, decreasing the ultra-filtration out of the damaged capillaries and increasing the absorption of fluid by the veins and fluid and proteins by the lymphatic vessels. What is the recommended pressure range for intermittent compression devices, and why
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