ConvaTec Avelle Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Dressing - All Sizes
The Avelle™ NPWT System brings together Negative Pressure Wound Therapy with the power of Hydrofiber® Technology which is designed to help create a beneficial moist wound environment for healing.
Features:
- Hydrofiber® dressing core gels on contact with wound fluid locking in exudate and the bacteria it contains. Channels in the Hydrofiber® core are designed to allow fluid to move throughout the dressing ensuring exudate is locked away
- Gentle silicone adhesive border, secures the dressing in place
- Stitch-bonded Hydrofiber wound contact layer gels on contact with wound fluid and is designed to maintain dressing integrity on removal
- Foam layer is designed to aid distribution of negative pressure across the dressing
- Film layer provides a bacterial and viral barrier, is showerproof, and permits evaporation of exudate aiding overall fluid handling
- Port and soft tubing designed to create a vacuum and contour closely to the body. The dressing tubing is fitted with a one way valve that enables the dressing to maintain vacuum for approximately 60 minutes after disconnection from the pump
Wounds that Avelle™ NPWT System can be used on:
- Surgically closed wounds
- Acute Wounds
- Traumatic Wounds
- Flaps and grafts
- Chronic wounds – Pressure, Venous or Diabetic Foot Ulcer
- Subacute and Dehisced Wounds
The Avelle™ NPWT System brings together Negative Pressure Wound Therapy with the power of Hydrofiber® Technology which is designed to help create a beneficial moist wound environment for healing.
Features:
- Hydrofiber® dressing core gels on contact with wound fluid locking in exudate and the bacteria it contains. Channels in the Hydrofiber® core are designed to allow fluid to move throughout the dressing ensuring exudate is locked away
- Gentle silicone adhesive border, secures the dressing in place
- Stitch-bonded Hydrofiber wound contact layer gels on contact with wound fluid and is designed to maintain dressing integrity on removal
- Foam layer is designed to aid distribution of negative pressure across the dressing
- Film layer provides a bacterial and viral barrier, is showerproof, and permits evaporation of exudate aiding overall fluid handling
- Port and soft tubing designed to create a vacuum and contour closely to the body. The dressing tubing is fitted with a one way valve that enables the dressing to maintain vacuum for approximately 60 minutes after disconnection from the pump
Wounds that Avelle™ NPWT System can be used on:
- Surgically closed wounds
- Acute Wounds
- Traumatic Wounds
- Flaps and grafts
- Chronic wounds – Pressure, Venous or Diabetic Foot Ulcer
- Subacute and Dehisced Wounds
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The Avelle™ NPWT System brings together Negative Pressure Wound Therapy with the power of Hydrofiber® Technology which is designed to help create a beneficial moist wound environment for healing.
Features:
- Hydrofiber® dressing core gels on contact with wound fluid locking in exudate and the bacteria it contains. Channels in the Hydrofiber® core are designed to allow fluid to move throughout the dressing ensuring exudate is locked away
- Gentle silicone adhesive border, secures the dressing in place
- Stitch-bonded Hydrofiber wound contact layer gels on contact with wound fluid and is designed to maintain dressing integrity on removal
- Foam layer is designed to aid distribution of negative pressure across the dressing
- Film layer provides a bacterial and viral barrier, is showerproof, and permits evaporation of exudate aiding overall fluid handling
- Port and soft tubing designed to create a vacuum and contour closely to the body. The dressing tubing is fitted with a one way valve that enables the dressing to maintain vacuum for approximately 60 minutes after disconnection from the pump
Wounds that Avelle™ NPWT System can be used on:
- Surgically closed wounds
- Acute Wounds
- Traumatic Wounds
- Flaps and grafts
- Chronic wounds – Pressure, Venous or Diabetic Foot Ulcer
- Subacute and Dehisced Wounds
