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Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
Historical Milestones
Davydov et al:
| • | 229 subjects with purulent lactation mastitis |
| • | NPWT .8 – 1.0 atmospheres |
| • | 20 minutes intial treatment, followed by twice daily for 2.5 to 3.0 hours for 5-6 days. |
| • | Combined with surgical debridement, NPWT resulted in improved immune response, improvements in microbial control, less scarring, and shorter healing times. |
Kostiuchenok et al:
| • | 221 subjects with various purulent wounds |
| • | NPWT before and/or after debridement |
| • | Control group with debridement only |
| • | Short average treatment times lasting less than 10 minutes on average at negative 100mmHg. |
| • | Combined with surgical debridement, NPWT resulted in significant improvements in microbial control and healing. |
| NPWT |
| • Overview |
| • Historical Milestones |
| • Recent Developments |
| • Goals of NPWT |
| • The Prospera PRO Series |
| Wound Healing 101 |
| • Overview |
| • Phases of Wound Healing |
| • Assesment/Classification |
| • Wound Treatment |
| • Optimizing the Host |
| • Wound Closure |
| • Ecomonic Considerations |
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