Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

Spec

• Lightweight: only 230g
• Whisper quiet operation
• Small: 7.6cm x 11.1cm x 5.7cm – easily and discreetly carried by the patient
• Carry Case: for additional discretion and ease of wearability

Modes of Operation:

• Continuous: 125mmHg, 100mmHg, 80mmHg, 60mmHg, 40mmHg
• Variable: 125mmHg/30mmHg, 110mmHg/30mmHg, 80mmHg/30mmHg

Canister Options:

• 100ml
• 200ml
• 300ml

Advanced Alert Settings:

• Leak
• Blockage
• Canister full
• Battery low - you can be confident that the UNO+ System is providing optimal therapy at all times, with no 'downtime' where the system is not operating effectively.

Charge:

• Running time: 40 hours of usage per charge
• Charging time: 3.5 hours

• Supported by clinical evidence of reductions in surgical site complications
• Earlier patient discharge helps get patients home faster and reduces bed blocking
• Better continuity of care from hospital to home
• Discreet and does not interfere with daily activities
• Reduces inpatient and nursing visit time
• Provides alert and information signals
• Selectable therapy options including continuous or variable pressure modes

UNO+ is indicated for use in patients who would benefit from negative pressure wound therapy particularly as the device may promote wound healing by the removal of low to moderate exudate and infectious material.

Appropriate wound types include:

The UNO+ System provides lateral tension to the incision line. This force provides a downward pressure upon the incision which may aid in decreasing incidence of oedema and haematoma formation and help reduce risk of wound dehiscence.

• UNO+’s Negative Pressure environment facilitates additional circulation to the incision site, delivering cells needed in the formation of cellular collagen, elastin, and extracellular matrix essential for incision approximation and wound healing.
• UNO+’s multiple dressing options are designed to be left in place for up to 7 days, aiding in the prevention of external pathogens entering the wound site, thereby reducing potential for hospital acquired surgical site infections.
• The Absorbent Adapt Dressing and Hybrid Dressing’s silicone first layer allows the dressing to be placed in direct contact with sutures, staples, steri-strips or glue. This layer is designed for non-traumatic removal.

Spec

• Lightweight: only 585g
• Whisper quiet operation
• Portable: 15cm x 9.9cm x 8.6cm
• Carry Bag, IV Pole attachment and Bed Hanger available

Modes of Operation:

• Continuous: Customisable between 40mmHg and 230mmHg
• Variable: Customisable between 40mmHg and 230mmHg
• 3 Different Intensity Settings

Canister Options:

• 200ml
• 400ml
• 600ml
• 800ml
• 1100ml

Advanced Alert Settings:

• Leak
• Blockage
• Canister full
• Battery low
• Battery critical

Charge:

• Running time: 15 hours of usage per charge
• Charging time: 3 hours

• Supported by clinical evidence of reductions in surgical site complications
• Earlier patient discharge helps get patients home faster and reduces bed blocking
• Better continuity of care from hospital to home
• Portable and reduces impact with daily activities
• Reduces inpatient and nursing visit time
• Provides alert and information signals
• Selectable therapy options including continuous or variable pressure modes

XLR8+ is indicated for use in patients who would benefit from negative pressure wound therapy particularly as the device may promote wound healing by the removal of low to moderate exudate and infectious material.

Appropriate wound types include:

The XLR8+ System provides lateral tension to the incision line. This force provides a downward pressure upon the incision which may aid in decreasing incidence of oedema and haematoma formation and help reduce risk of wound dehiscence.

• XLR8+’s Negative Pressure environment facilitates additional circulation to the incision site, delivering cells needed in the formation of cellular collagen, elastin, and extracellular matrix essential for incision approximation and wound healing.
• XLR8+’s higher intensity, 3 speed options and various canister capacity allow it to handle all types of wounds, especially high demand wounds.
• XLR8+’s multiple dressing options are designed to be left in place for up to 7 days, aiding in the prevention of external pathogens entering the wound site, thereby reducing potential for hospital acquired surgical site infections.
• The Absorbent Adapt Dressing and Hybrid Dressing’s silicone first layer allows the dressing to be placed in direct contact with sutures, staples, steri-strips or glue. This layer is designed for non-traumatic removal.

Conventional NPWT possesses some limitations, as NPWT alone lacks efficacy in solubilising devitalised tissue. Innovating conventional NPWT by means of coupling the instillation of topical wound solutions as an adjunctive modality may improve wound bed preparation in complex and/or contaminated wounds.

Instillation of a topical solution with removal via alternating negative pressure cycles is an important evolution of the NPWT concept.

During Negative Pressure Wound Therapy with Instillation and Dwell time (NPWTi‐d), a topical wound solution* (saline, PHMB, etc) is instilled and allowed to dwell in the wound at set intervals to facilitate regular wound cleansing and wound bed preparation to help promote wound healing in certain complex wounds.

Although NPWTi‐d was initially largely used as a last‐resort therapy, it is increasingly being used to influence the wound‐healing process by combining the mechanisms of action of standard NPWT (e.g. draw wound edges together, promote perfusion and granulation tissue formation, remove exudate, reduce oedema) with the benefits of cyclic cleansing that dilutes and solubilises wound debris.

Spec

• Lightweight: 2.6kg
• Very quiet operation
• Portable: 20.2cm x 23.6cm x 8.9cm
• Carry Bag, IV Pole attachment and Bed Hanger available

Modes of Operation:

• Instil: Fully programmable as well as automated option
  • Therapy phases: Dressing control, Priming, Instil Preparation, Drainage
• Continuous: Customisable between 0mmHg and 250mmHg
• Variable: Customisable between 40mmHg and 250mmHg
• 3 Different Intensity Settings

Canister Options:

• 600ml
• 800ml
• 1100ml

Advanced Alert Settings:

• Leak
• Blockage
• Canister full
• Battery low
• Battery critical
• Instil occlusion
• Solution bag empty
• Instil door open

Charge:

• Running time: 10 hours of usage per charge
• Charging time: 2.5 hours

• Supported by clinical evidence of reductions in surgical site complications
• Earlier patient discharge helps get patients home faster and reduces bed blocking
• Better continuity of care from hospital to home
• Portable and reduces impact with daily activities
• Reduces inpatient and nursing visit time
• Provides alert and information signals
• Selectable therapy options including continuous or variable pressure modes

DUO is indicated for use in patients who would benefit from negative pressure wound therapy particularly as the device may promote wound healing by the removal of low to moderate exudate and infectious material.

Appropriate wound types include:

The DUO System provides lateral tension to the incision line. This force provides a downward pressure upon the incision which may aid in decreasing incidence of oedema and haematoma formation and help reduce risk of wound dehiscence.

• DUO’s Negative Pressure environment facilitates additional circulation to the incision site, delivering cells needed in the formation of cellular collagen, elastin, and extracellular matrix essential for incision approximation and wound healing.
• DUO’s higher intensity, 3 speed options and various canister capacity allow it to handle all types of wounds, especially high demand wounds.
• DUO’s multiple dressing options are designed to be left in place for up to 7 days, aiding in the prevention of external pathogens entering the wound site, thereby reducing potential for hospital acquired surgical site infections.
• The Absorbent Adapt Dressing and Hybrid Dressing’s silicone first layer allows the dressing to be placed in direct contact with sutures, staples, steri-strips or glue. This layer is designed for non-traumatic removal.

Spec

• Lightweight: only 230g
• Whisper quiet operation
• Small: 7.6cm x 11.1cm x 5.7cm – easily and discreetly carried by the patient
• Carry Case: for additional discretion and ease of wearability

Therapy Treatment Time

• UNO 7: 7 days of effective therapy plus grace day (8 days total)
• UNO 15: 15 days of effective therapy plus grace day (16 days total)
• UNO 30: 30 days of effective therapy plus grace day (31 days total)

Modes of Operation:

• Continuous: 125mmHg, 80mmHg
• Variable: 125mmHg/30mmHg, 80mmHg/30mmHg

Advanced Alert Settings:

• Leak
• Canister full/blockage
• Battery low - you can be confident that the UNO System is providing optimal therapy at all times, with no 'downtime' where the system is not operating effectively.

Charge:

• Running time: 48-72 hours of usage per charge
• Charging time: 5 hours

• Supported by clinical evidence of reductions in surgical site complications
• Earlier patient discharge helps get patients home faster and reduces bed blocking
• Available in 7, 15, and 30-day pumps
• Better continuity of care from hospital to home
• Discreet and does not interfere with daily activities
• Reduces inpatient and nursing visit time
• Provides alert and information signals
• Selectable therapy options including continuous or variable pressure modes

UNO is indicated for use in patients who would benefit from negative pressure wound therapy particularly as the device may promote wound healing by the removal of low to moderate exudate and infectious material.

Appropriate wound types include:

The UNO System provides lateral tension to the incision line. This force provides a downward pressure upon the incision which may aid in decreasing incidence of oedema and haematoma formation and help reduce risk of wound dehiscence.

• UNO’s Negative Pressure environment facilitates additional circulation to the incision site, delivering cells needed in the formation of cellular collagen, elastin, and extracellular matrix essential for incision approximation and wound healing.
• UNO’s multiple dressing options are designed to be left in place for up to 7 days, aiding in the prevention of external pathogens entering the wound site, thereby reducing potential for hospital acquired surgical site infections.
• The Absorbent Adapt Dressing and Hybrid Dressing’s silicone first layer allows the dressing to be placed in direct contact with sutures, staples, steri-strips or glue. This layer is designed for non-traumatic removal.