Chronic wounds
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Leg ulcers
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Diabetic foot
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Pressure ulcers
Acute wounds
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Infected wounds
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Accident wounds
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Burns
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Post-oP wounds
For chronic and acute wounds:
effective removal of biofilms and
non-viable tissue.
UAW is a modern procedure for wound debride-
ment and the cleansing of wounds. The targeted
use of physical effects enables debridement that,
while convincingly effective, does not damage
healthy tissue. This makes its use particularly attrac-
tive, for instance, for wound areas that are difficult to
reach. If fibrin tissue or biofilms form anew in chro-
nic wounds, these can be regularly and completely
removed with UAW during the course of periodic
wound cleansing. Thorough biofilm detachment
makes the procedure highly attractive for use in sep-
tic surgery in such areas as the treatment of infected
wounds or the preparation of split-skin grafts.
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Quick and safe handling
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Effective removal of biofilms and devitalised tissue
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Preservation of healthy tissue
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Can be used by doctors and nurses
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Cost-effective thanks to completely reprocessable handpieces