Negative Pressure Wound Therapy(NPWT)

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy(NPWT)

Product Summary:

Disposable closed negative pressure drainagematerial for wound protection.

Instructions
  1. Disinfection of the wound and drying of the skin around the wound;
  2. Under clean condition, tearing open the inner package of the trauma material, removing the material and trimming or splicing the foam sponge according to the trauma condition;
  3. Medical biological semi-permeable film is used to cover the foam sponge and the trauma surface to isolate and close it from the outside world;
  4. All external irrigation and drainage tubes are then secured with a medical semi-permeable membrane;
  5. Two or more drains can be combined into one or two drainage outlets by connecting them with a tee;
  6. The drainage outlet is connected to a drainage bottle and a negative pressure source, which is adjusted to meet the clinical demand for negative pressure and then continuously suctioned;
  7. Observing the foam sponge being absorbed and compressed and the situation in the drainage tube, dealing with the air leakage in each location immediately and keeping the trauma sealed.
Features
  • Drainage tube combined with flushing tube
A small flushing tube wrapped around the drainage tube inside and outside allows complete flushing of the wound;
  • Controllable negative pressure
Promoting blood flow growth and proteining synthesis to accelerate blood circulation;
  • Medium drainage tube for the purpose of dressing flushing and drug delivery
  • Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) foam dressing
Hydrophilic material with dense mesh to prevent overgrowth of granulation and protect the wound;
  • Closure using biological semi-permeable membranes
One-way air permeability function, can isolate the outside air and bacteria into the wound.
 
Specifications
Product Type Model Length(mm) width(mm) Thickness(mm)
PVA white foam FWS-WJ-003A 200 100 10
PVA white foam FWS-WJ-003B 200 100 10
PVA white foam FWS-WJ-003C 200 100 10
Scope of application
Surface wounds, especially chronic wounds: such as soft tissue contusions of limbs, venous ulcers of lower limbs, chronic osteomyelitis with long-lasting wounds, etc.;
Bedsores, diabetic foot ulcers; various burn wounds; plastic skin graft wounds, etc.