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Avance Solo - Delivering optimized therapy, prioritizing post op security


The clinical aims of ciNPT include:

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1. Reducing tensile stresses at the incision site, which reduces the risk for contamination and dehiscence.

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2. Reducing/eliminating dead-space within the incision – preventing formation of hematoma and seroma that may delay healing and contribute to complications such as SSIs.  

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 3. Reduce edema and improve perfusion – enhancing clearance of fluid to the lymphatic system reducing compression of microvasculature at the incision site.  

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Surgical specialities where ciNPT is used

  • Orthopedic
    Primary and revision arthroplasties

  • Cardiothoracic
    CABG
    Sternotomy

  • Obgyn
    C-section
    Abdominal hysterectomy

  • General/Colorectal
    Laparotomy
    Ventral hernia repair

  • Vascular
    Groin incisions

  • Plastic
    Abdominal wall reconstruction
    Mastectomy
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When to use ciNPT
in incisional care?


At Mölnlycke, we work with incisional care and have a portfolio of solutions for incisional therapy. Choosing the right therapy option should be based on a risk assessment, where negative pressure therapy is recommended for elavated and high risk patients. 

Learn more about risk assessment

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Avance Solo – The closure your patients have been looking for

The clinical aims of dNPWT include:

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1. Removal of exudate and fluid – dNPWT can be a valuable adjunct to supporting healing in complex and slow to heal wounds.  

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2. Optimize wound healing – improving wound bed preparation that supports healing.  

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3. Granulation tissue formation – increase microvascular blood supply and promote formation of granulation tissue.  

 

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Wounds where dNPWT is used
  • Acute wounds
  • Traumatic wounds
  • Sub-acute wounds
  • Dehisced wounds
  • Grafts