Medical Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Kits
A typical NPWT Kit includes various components such as Transparent Dressing +Transparent Circular Dressing+Suction Pad+Tubing+Black Foam+Clips+Connector.
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Place of Origin：China
Shipping：Sea freight · Land freight · Air freight
Supply Ability：140000 slice per Day
Product name： Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Kit
Properties ：Wound Dressing
Usage ：Negative pressure to the wound
Feature ：Faster Healing
Sterile： EO Sterilization
Packaging ：Individually Paper-Poly Bag Packing
Product Description
A typical NPWT Kit includes various components such as Transparent Dressing +Transparent Circular Dressing+Suction Pad+Tubing+Black Foam+Clips+Connector.
The dressing is applied to the wound and sealed with an adhesive film to create an airtight seal. The tubing connects the dressing to the vacuum pump, which applies negative pressure to the wound, removing excess fluid, promoting blood flow, and stimulating wound healing.
Product performance:
Negative Pressure Wound Therapy( NPWT) is a medical device system that promotes wound healing by delivering negative pressure (avacuum) at the wound site through a patented dressing and therapy unit creating an environment that promotes the wound healing process.This negative pressure helps draw wound edges together, remove wound fluids and infections materials and promote granulation tissue formation (the connective tissue in healing wounds).
NPWT stands for Negative Pressure Wound Therapy.NPWT Kits are medical devices used in the application of negative pressure wound therapy. This innovative therapy helps in the healing of complex and chronic wounds by creating a controlled vacuum environment around the wound.
NPWT Kits are used in the treatment of a wide range of wounds, including ulcers, burns, surgical incisions, and traumatic injuries. They offer several benefits, such as reducing swelling, promoting the formation of granulation tissue, decreasing bacterial colonization, and speeding up wound closure. It is important to note that NPWT Kits should be used under the supervision of healthcare professionals, as they require proper assessment, application, and monitoring for effective wound management.
Benefits：
1. Faster Healing: NPWT helps promote faster healing of wounds by maintaining a moist environment and stimulating blood flow to the area.
2. Reduces Infection Risk: The negative pressure helps remove excess fluid and bacteria from the wound site, which reduces the risk of infection.
3. Minimizes Scarring: NPWT helps minimize scarring by evenly distributing tension and promoting the growth of new tissue.
4. Increases Patient Comfort: The kit is easy to use and less invasive than traditional wound care methods.
5. Versatile: NPWT can be used for a variety of wound types, including chronic wounds, acute wounds, and surgical incisions.
Product specification:
Transparent Film Dressing | 1pcs | 20x30cm;25x30cm;30x30cm;30x45cm |
Transparent Circular Film | 1pcs | 1.8cm-3.8cm； |
Black Foam | 1pcs | 7.5x10m； |
Tube | 1pcs | 0.8cm;1.0m;1.5m;2m Tubing |
Suction pad | 1pcs | 3cm-5cm |
Connector | 1pcs | 2 ways and 3Y ways |
How does it work?
• Your healthcare providers will fit layers of foam dressing to the shape of the wound. The dressing will then be sealed with a film.
• The film has an opening where a tube is attached. The tube leads to a vacuum pump and canister where fluids are collected. The vacuum pump can be set so that it is ongoing, or so it starts and stops intermittently.
• The vacuum pump pulls fluid and infection from the wound. This helps pull the edges of the wound together. It also helps the wound heal by promoting the growth of new tissue.
• When needed, antibiotics and saline can be pushed into the wound.
How is the dressing changed?
Having your dressing changed regularly is very important to your healing.
• How often? In most cases, the dressing should be changed 2 to 3 times a week. If the wound is infected, the dressing may need to be changed more often.
• Who changes it? In most cases, the dressing will be changed by a nurse from your doctor’s office or a home health service. This person will be specially trained to change this type of dressing. In some cases, a caregiver, family member, or friend may be trained to change the dressing.
• What care needs to be taken? The person changing your dressing needs to do these things:
~Wash hands before and after each dressing change.
~Always wear protective gloves.
~If they have an open cut or skin condition, wait until it has healed before changing your dressing. In this case, another person should change your dressing.
• Does it hurt? Changing this type of dressing is similar to changing any other type of dressing. It may hurt a little, depending on the type of wound. Ask your healthcare providers for help with pain relief.
