Caso Con Presion Negativa

CaseStudy

Genadyne A4 and foam to treat a
postoperative debridment ank abscess

Michael S. DO, The Wound Healing Center Indianapolis, IN
Cynthia Peebles RN D.O.N., Becky Beck RN Heartland at Prestwick NH Avon, IN
Patient is a 67 year old morbidly obese female who developed a ank abscess requiring aggressive debridement.
Postoperatively, therapy was commenced using the Genadyne A4 pumpand foam at 80mmHg. Using this therapy,
rapid improvements were noted. Despite dramatic decreases eases in allwound dimensions, the patients overall
condition worsened with progressive malnutrition and immobility. Approximately two week after the last picture, she
succumbed to her multiple co-morbidities The wound had decreased from 19x5x7 cm to 15x3x4 cm.

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Genadyne Biotechnologies
65 Watermill Lane | Great Neck | NY 11021 | U.S.A
Tel.: +1-516-487-8787 Fax: +1-516-487-7878
E-mail: npwt@genadyne.com | www.genadyne.com

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CaseStudy

Sacral pressure ulcer

This is a 63 yearold female su ering from sacral pressure ulcer.
Comorbidities: Malnutrition, Diabetes, PAD,PVD, Hypertension, Albumin 3.0
The wound received sharp debridement and then was placed on the Genadyne A4 NPWT system using AMD gauze
dressing and at drain. Drainage was shown to be serosanguinous in nature and produced approximately 50 cc per
day. The dressings were changed every 72 hours and the patienthad no complaints of pain. The wound developed
a nice bed of granulation tissue to the point NPWT was discontinued and the wound was covered with a traditional
dressing protecting the new epithelium.

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Genadyne Biotechnologies
65 Watermill Lane | Great Neck | NY 11021 | U.S.A
Tel.: +1-516-487-8787 Fax: +1-516-487-7878
E-mail: npwt@genadyne.com | www.genadyne.com

dec

CaseStudy

XLR8 and foam to treat a postoperative
metatarsal amputation defect

Michael S. DO, The Wound Healing Center Indianapolis, IN / Miller Gerry Hash DPM, Bloomington, IN
Patient is a 48 year old male whounderwent amputation of the 5th metatarsal due to progression of a diabetic foot
ulcer with osteomyelitis. Expert surgical intervention resulted in a large lateral foot tissue defect.
Therapy was commenced using the Genadyne XLR8 pump and XLR8 foam at 80mmHg. Using this therapy, rapid
improvements were noted with an excellent progress.

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A more detail and complete list of case studies can be presented upon request.

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Genadyne Biotechnologies
65 Watermill Lane | Great Neck | NY 11021 | U.S.A
Tel.: +1-516-487-8787 Fax: +1-516-487-7878
E-mail: npwt@genadyne.com | www.genadyne.com

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XLR8 and foam foam to treat a to treat
a Large, Sternal WoundDehiscence

Michael S. DO, The Wound Healing Center Indianapolis, IN / Miller Cynthia Peebles RN D.O.N., Becky Beck RN Avon, IN
Patient is a 76 yo female who underwent coronary bypass grafting X 4. Shortly after surgery, she began having drainage from the wound through three separate defects (Picture 1). Her Surgeon and Infectious Disease physicians elected
to not open or debride the wound andcommenced Negative Pressure Wound Therapy by placing the KCI black foam
on her skin covering the three skin defects. She was transferred to the nursing care facility where she was evaluated.
Debridement encompassing the involved skin and the wound base and sides was performed (Picture 2). Therapy
was commenced using the Genadyne XLR8 pump and XLR8 foam at 80mmHg (Picture 3). Using this therapy,...