VERSAJET^◊ II

VERSAJET II systemet gør det muligt for kirurgen præcist at vælge, fjerne og debridere ikke-levedygtigt væv, bakterier og kontamination fra sår, forbrændinger og bløddelslæsioner. ^1,2

Når håndstykket føres forsigtigt/nænsomt hen over bløddelens overflade, skabes der en jævn sårbund og der bevares mest muligt væv. Denne vævsbevarende teknik reducerer tiden til lukning, hvilket igen kan reducere de samlede omkostninger ved behandlingen. ^1,3,6

Optimale resultater

Kliniske resultater

• Reduceret bakteriebelastning ⁶
• Bevarer levedygtigt væv ^1,2,3
• Fjerner uønsket nekrose og urenheder ^1,2,3
• Bedre resultater for transplantationer og hudsubstitutter ^3,7
• Bedre fjernelse fra konturområder, sammenvoksede områder og ansigtsstrukturer ^3,4,5
• Minimeret beskadigelse af perifert væv ^1,2,3

Sundhedsøkonomiske resultater

• Færre debrideringer ^1,9
• Reduceret helingstid, sammenlignet med konventionelle metoder⁹
• Reduceret tid på operationsstuen ^6,8
• Færre gentagne procedurer ^1,9
• Minimeret krydskontamination ^5,11
• Reducerede behandlingsomkostninger ¹

Yderligere oplysninger

• VERSAJET Performance and Safety Check Manual (PDF - 8mb)
• Statement on reuse of single-use medical devices (PDF - 46kb)
• VERSAJET II Hydrosurgery system user manual (PDF - 255kb)

References

¹ Granick MS et al, "Efficacy and cost-effectiveness of a high-powered parallel waterjet for wound debridement", Wound Repair & Regeneration, 2006, 14, 394-397.

² Granick MS et al, "Toward a common language; surgical wound bed preparation and debridement", Wound Repair & Regeneration, 2006, 14, S1-S10.

³ Cubison CS et al, "Dermal preservation using the VERSAJET◊ Hydrosurgery System for debridement of pediatric burns", Burns, 2006, 32, 714-720.

⁴ Klein MB et al, " The VERSAJET◊ Water Dissector: A new tool for tangential excision", Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation 2005, 26, 483-487.

⁵ Rennekampff HO et al, "Debridement of burn wounds with a water jet surgical tool", Burns, 2006, 32, 64-69.

⁶ Mosti G et al, "The Debridement of Chronic Leg Ulcers by Means of a New, Fluidjet - Based Device", Wounds, 2006, 18, 227-237.

⁷ McCardle JE, "VERSAJET◊ hydroscalpel: treatment of diabetic foot ulceration", British Journal of Nursing, 2006, 15, Tissue Viability Supplement.

⁸ McAleer, JP et al, "A Prospective Randomized Study Evaluating the Time Efficiency of the VERSAJET◊ Hydrosurgery System and Traditional Wound Debridement", 2005, Presented at ACFAS Conference. Data on File.

⁹ Paolo DL et al, "The use of VERSAJET◊ in the limb salvage following failure of minor amputation in diabetic foot", 2005, AIUC Meeting. Data on File.

¹⁰ Boyd JI, "High-Pressure Pulsatile Lavage Causes Soft Tissue Damage", Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2004, 427, 13-17.

¹¹ Smith J, Minimal bacterial transfer during and following hydrosurgical debridement, poster presented at SAWC Florida 2010

Peer Reviewed Evidence

• "Toward a common language; surgical wound bed preparation and debridement" Granick MS et al, Wound Repair & Regeneration, 2006, 14, S1-S10.

• "Immediate skin grafting of sub-acute and chronic wounds debrided by hydrosurgery" Vanwijck R et al, J Plast Reconstr Aesthet Surg. 2010 Mar;63(3):544-9.

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