High Quality Medical Use Disposable Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Dressing for Alert Patientcaregiver of Errors

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Product Description

Overview & Basic Info
Model NO.
GX103
Sterilization
Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
Guarantee Period
Two Years
Group
All Groups
Composition
Drainage, Flushing Tube, Sealing Membrane
Application
Burns, Trauma, Postoperative
Color
White/Black
Specification
25*15 CM
Production Capacity
3000 Pieces/Week
Advanced Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Dressing
NPWT Dressing Advantages

Product Advantages

  • Active Exudate Removal: Effectively removes secretions, exudate, and blood, reducing edema and inflammation.
  • Infection Control: Maintains wound cleanliness and a moist healing environment, accelerating recovery.
  • Cost-Effective: Reduces healthcare costs with infrequent dressing changes (every 3 to 10 days), saving up to 38% in medical expenses.
Product Specifications
Type Code Size (cm) Pcs/Inner Box Pcs/Master Carton
White PVA FoamGX20115*10120
GX20220*15120
Black PU SpongeGX10115*10120
GX10220*15120
GX10325*15120
SAF FoamGX30120*101100
Detailed Gallery
NPWT Detail 1
NPWT Detail 2
Installation Instructions
Installation Guide
Production Facility & Exhibition
Production Line
Quality Control
Exhibition
Certifications
Product Certifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the primary function of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)?
NPWT actively removes wound secretions, exudate, and blood through negative pressure drainage, which helps reduce edema and inflammation while promoting a clean, moist healing environment.
How often do these dressings need to be changed?
Typically, NPWT dressings only need to be changed every 3 to 10 days, depending on the wound condition and clinical requirements.
What types of wounds are suitable for this therapy?
This therapy is highly effective for treating burns, trauma wounds, and various postoperative surgical wounds.
What materials are the dressings made from?
The dressings are available in different materials, including White PVA Foam, Black PU Sponge, and SAF Foam, to suit different clinical needs.
Does this system help in reducing medical costs?
Yes, by reducing the frequency of dressing changes and accelerating the healing process, medical expenses can be reduced by approximately 38%.
Are the products sterilized?
Yes, all dressings undergo a rigorous Ethylene Oxide (EO) sterilization process to ensure they are safe for medical use.

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