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V.A.C. Dressing Technology
Chronic and acute wounds can be difficult to treat, V.A.C. Therapy, also known as NPWT (Negative pressure Wound Therapy) offers multiple dressing options engineered for specific wound applications. The unique pore structure of V.A.C® GranuFoam™ Dressings actively help promote healing at the cellular level. Each tiny pore is intended to deliver the necessary mechanisms critical to wound healing.
Features / Benefits of V.A.C
- Actively promotes tissue granulation at the cellular level.
- Flexible design adapts to the contours of deep and irregularly shaped wounds.
- 400 – 600 micron pore sizes help provide uniform distribution of negative pressure (NPWT) at the wound site.
- Hydrophobic pore structure helps facilitate exudate and infectious material removal.
- Compresses to less than half its size under negative pressure to help draw wound edges together.
- Induces macro-strain and micro-strain.
Wound care deals with the following types of wound:
Acute Wounds, Trauma Wounds, Diabetic Wounds, Skin Grafts, Open Abdominal Wounds, Flaps, Dehisced Wounds, Chronic Wounds, Partial Thickness Burns
Our Wound-Care System
Specifically designed for the acute care environment, the Info V.A.C.® Therapy System is designed to make V.A.C.® Therapy simpler and more informative through enhanced technology, ease-of-use improvements and access to wound progress.
For the acute care setting, the new ergonomically designed therapy unit is:
- Lighter – Weighs only 5.9 pounds – 52% lighter than the V.A.C. ATS® System
- Smaller – Compact size is 53% smaller than the V.A.C. ATS System
- Easier – Features a full-color user interface with intuitive touch screen controls for simplified navigation
- Instant Feedback – Audio and visual cues are delivered in real-time, allowing easier location of dressing leaks
- Enhanced Therapy Confidence – A proper seal helps provide accurate delivery of prescribed therapy for wound healing