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Product Type: Durable - Pumps
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Solventum Corporation | Model: ULTDEV01/US |
HCPCS : E2402 RR (Medicare DME co-payment per billable unit min / max: $0.00 / $0.00)
V.A.C.ULTA™ Therapy Unit is a Negative pressure wound therapy device.
CLAIMED FEATURES: Designed for use with trusted V.A.C.® Therapy accessories and compatible with all V.A.C.® Therapy Dressings and INFOV.A.C.™ Canisters, the V.A.C.ULTA™ Therapy System. Enhanced Graphic User Interface. SENSAT.R.A.C.™ Technology for pressure monitoring and adjustment at the wound site. SEAL CHECK™ Feature to help identify leaks. DYNAMIC PRESSURE CONTROL™ Therapy, the evolution of intermittent therapy
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Interface frequency of change: 1 time/ week |
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Interface frequency of change: 2 times/ week |
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Interface frequency of change: 3 times/ week |
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Interface: Antimicrobial |
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Interface: Black foam (hydrophophic polyurethane) |
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Interface: Gauze |
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Interface: Other types of foam or gauze |
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Interface: White foam (PVA) |
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Interface: Customizable to wound size/depth |
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Pump function: Irrigation or Instillation |
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Pump indication: Open abdomen |
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Pump indication: Post-surgical incision management |
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Pump power: Battery |
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Pump power: Electric (AC adapter) |
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Pump power: Mechanical |
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Pump settings: Continuous |
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Pump settings: Intermittent |
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Pump: Canister < or equal to 300 ml |
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Pump: Canister > 300 ml |
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Pump: Canister absent, uses dressing |
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Pump: Portable |
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Pump: Weight < 1 lb |
Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), with either durable or disposable devices, is a method of wound care to manage wound fluids and help wounds heal. The vacuum assisted drainage collection (i.e., NPWT) may be applied to try to cleanse the wound by removing fluids and stimulate healing.
In NPWT, your clinician will use a device that will apply negative pressure (suction) to the wound. Negative pressure is applied under airtight wound dressings to promote the healing of open wounds resistant to prior treatments.
Durable NPWT devices may operate on rechargeable or disposable batteries, or DC adapter power. These devices are sometimes heavier, larger, and louder due to presence of an electronic pump mechanism.
Rental is available for 4 months
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