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WEREWOLF◊ FASTSEAL◊ 6.0 Hemostasis Wand

Achieve hemostasis of soft tissue and bone via coagulation in open orthopaedic procedures, using advanced bipolar radiofrequency (RF) technology.

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Precision powered performance in total joint hemostasis

The FASTSEAL 6.0 Wand is a next-generation bipolar sealer (BPS) engineered to achieve effective hemostasis while addressing key limitations of monopolar electrocautery.1-4 Using our leading WEREWOLF+ System technology, the proprietary wand is designed to offer a slim and maneuverable profile to support surgeon control in demanding procedures.

Aim for a new era of performance and value

With one controller unit usable across multiple surgical disciplines and indications, the FASTSEAL Wand adds to a broader range of applications designed to help streamline operating room equipment needs.

WEREWOLF FASTSEAL Matisse


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Disclaimers

*Emissions included toluene, benzene and acrylonitrile; as demonstrated ex vivo at maximum settings, n=6 devices.

**Compared to monopolar electrocautery, demonstrated in total knee arthroplasty. n=123. Acute blood loss - p=0.001; Total blood loss - p=0.04. Lower blood transfusion rate – p=0.04.

***Shorter procedure time demonstrated in infected revision total knee arthroplasty; p=0.044, n=80.

****As demonstrated in vivo at maximum setting in a beef heart soft tissue model. Single device tested 30 times.

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Citations
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  2. Derman PB, et al. Am J Orthop (Belle Mead NJ). 2013;42(9):407-411.
  3. Smith+Nephew 2021. Internal Report. 110180-02 Rev A.
  4. Epstein NJ. Poster presented at: Orthopaedic Research Society (ORS) Annual Meeting; February 7–11, 2025; Phoenix, AZ
  5. Smith+Nephew 2021. Internal Report. 110154-01 Rev
  6. Smith+Nephew 2021. Internal Report. 110127-01 Rev A.
  7. Smith+Nephew 2021. Internal Report. EO.SPM.PCS.037.001.v1.
  8. Smith+Nephew 2021. Internal Report. 21-0006A-01 Rev A.
  9. Smith+Nephew 2021. Internal Engineering protocol. 21-0006A Rev A.
  10. Smith+Nephew 2021. Internal Report. 21-0005-01 Rev A. 

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