Dedicated dressings for specific wound applications
Chronic and acute wounds can be complex and difficult to heal.
That’s why KCI has designed and developed V.A.C.®
Therapy dressing systems specifically created to help you in
meeting your wound healing goals. These advanced dressing systems
employ two technologies depending on wound type and desired wound
healing goals:
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An advanced wound dressing to assist granulation and enhance
exudate removal. For use with InfoV.A.C.®,
ActiV.A.C.®, V.A.C. Instill®, V.A.C.
ATS® and V.A.C. Freedom®.
- Flexible design adapts to the contours of deep and irregularly
shaped wounds
- Open reticulated pore sizes of 400–600 micrometers assist
granulation[2, 3]
- Open pore nature of V.A.C.® GranuFoam®
ensures equal distribution of the negative pressure at the wound
site[4]
- Hydrophobic, open pore structure helps facilitate exudate
removal
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A versatile and comfortable advanced wound dressing. For use with
InfoV.A.C.®, ActiV.A.C.®, V.A.C.
Instill®, V.A.C. ATS® and V.A.C.
Freedom®.
- Non-adherent material helps promote graft survival
- High tensile strength ideal for wounds with tunnels or
undermining
- Increased density for restricted in-growth of granulation
tissue for a more comfortable dressing change
- Helps protect delicate underlying structures
References
1 Representative microbial in-vitro test data; KCI
internal data on file.
2 Joseph E., Hamori CA., Bergman S., Roaf E., Swann N.,
Anastasi G. Prospective Randomized Trial of Vacuum- Assisted
Closure versus Standard Therapy of Chronic Non-healing Wounds.
Wounds, 2000; 12(3): 60–67.
3 Michael P. Clare, MD; Timothy Fitzgibbons, MD; Scott T.
McMullen, MD; R. Colleen Stice, MD; Dennis F. Hayes, MD; Loree
Henkel, MSN, RN, Experience with Vacuum Assisted Closure Negative
Pressure Technique in the Treatment of Non-Healing Diabetic and
Dysvascular Wounds: 2002 Foot and Ankle International.
4 Webb, J, Am Acad Orthop Surg 2002; 10: 303–311
* Artist's rendering
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