click to enlarge When it comes to treating complex wounds, few innovations rival the transformative power of vacuum-assisted wound closure, also known as negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT).

The device, created by Georgia Tech students, uses AI to make chronic wound dressings 30% more efficient, which could save time and money. Aya Samadi (left), co-founder of PatchPals, and Valeria Perez ...

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Pune, Feb. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Wound Care Devices Market Size & Growth Analysis: According to SNS Insider report published in February 2025, the global Wound Care Devices Market size was ...

She’s been using a wound vacuum to keep the puncture clean. “Turns out I had a little cavity deeper than the wound tract that was filled with old hematoma and wasn’t properly draining with wound vac ...

She's been using a wound vacuum to keep the puncture clean. “Turns out I had a little cavity deeper than the wound tract that was filled with old hematoma and wasn’t properly draining with ...

She’s been using a wound vacuum to keep the puncture clean. “Turns out I had a little cavity deeper than the wound tract that was filled with old hematoma and wasn’t properly draining with ...

How Does Vacuum-Assisted Closure Work? ‌Negative pressure wound therapy involves a special dressing connected to a pump that gently draws fluid and infection from the wound. A nurse will ...