VSD Negative Pressure Closed Drainage Technique refers to the technique of negative pressure suction with VSD material + semi-permeable membrane + tee tube + negative pressure suction device.
VSD Negative Pressure Drainage is a brand new method to treat superficial wounds and for deep drainage.
Advantages of VSD Negative Pressure Drainage for Osteomyelitis
Less traumatic: Based on unique calculations and expert consultation, the size and depth of the trauma is derived. Maximum preservation of active tissue.
Nanoscale drugs directly to the lesion: the use of nanoscale drugs for flushing, drug properties according to the germs to match, nanoscale drugs directly to the lesion, even if the trauma is not completely cleared, can be carried out in depth inside the trauma, kill germs. Completely abandon the blind use of antibiotics habits, improve the patient's own immunity.
Short treatment time: nanoscale drug particles, through the experts to develop a scientific treatment cycle, the drug particles are completely absorbed, enhance the bone marrow growth environment. It shortens the treatment time by nearly half compared with the traditional treatment time.
Low treatment cost: that is, the advantage of reducing the number of drug changes on the traditional therapy, and the characteristics of reducing or even not using antibiotics. At the same time of reducing the economic burden of patients, through the reduction of the amount of medicine, enhance the patient's own immunity.
Expanded Information
As early as the 1970s in the USSR, there were several papers on exploring the application of negative pressure for the treatment of difficult-to-heal traumas and wounds.In 1985, two American physicians, Chariker and Jeter,16 developed a unique set of devices for SWCT.
They used a gauze to wrap a flat surgical drain, placed them inside the wound, covered them with a clear sealing patch, and wrapped the drain with the patch, connected the drain to a negative pressure pump, and they conducted a clinical study with a group of patients and published their results "Closed Suction Wound Drainage System, a revolution in the management of combined intestinal fistulae after abdominal trauma" .
In 1986, an article by Kostiuchenok, Kolker, and Karlov was published in the Russian scientific literature, demonstrating that the use of negative pressure suction with surgical debridement for the treatment of suppurative infected wounds significantly reduces the bacterial load on the wound and markedly improves the speed and quality of wound healing.
Baidu Encyclopedia - VSD Negative Pressure Closed Drainage Technology
Baidu Encyclopedia - Negative Pressure Drainage Technology