17 devices · GMDN 61145
Irrigation negative-pressure wound therapy dressings are sterile components used to manage complex open wounds that heal by secondary intention. These systems combine suction with the controlled delivery and removal of treatment solutions to clear infectious material, reduce swelling, and encourage the growth of healthy granulation tissue.
These single-use dressings typically include a foam interface, a polymer drape, and integrated tubing designed to connect with a compatible therapy unit. Because they are intended for a single application, they are supplied as sterile kits to ensure patient safety during the wound healing process.
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