TopiVac - Model A200 - Mobile Disposable Vacuum Assisted Wound Care Therapy Device

Topi A100 Mobile Disposable CLASSIC NPWT Vacuum-Assisted Wound Care Treatment Device and Dressing Set includes 1 protocol and 5 dressing treatment sterile products.

• 1 Topi A100 Mobile Disposable CLASSIC NPWT Vacuum-Assisted Wound Care Treatment Device
• 5 pcs dressing foam set (100 * 100 mm)
• 5 pcs 75 cc Canister
• 1 pcs extension hose
• 1 pcs (30 * 40 cm) Drape
• 1 pcs device carry bag

You can also dispose of your device after the treatment protocol is over.
Each new set that you will buy has also a device.

Conventional vacuum-assisted therapy (NPWT) standard negative pressure wound closure device and dressing is an active system that applies controlled local negative pressure to support healing in noninvasive acute and chronic wounds.

Negative pressure in wound healing is a proven, non-invasive wound treatment method. This healing device is needed for applying a controlled negative pressure (sub-atmospheric) to a wounded area.

It continuously draws exudate (wound fluid) from the wound via a special foam dressing set (TopiVac MultiDRESS) applied to the wounded area specially produced for the device, it provides equal distribution of negative pressure to the wounded area. It heals the wound by forming granulation.

The negative pressure wound closure system accelerates tissue healing by increasing microcapillary circulation.

The device and dressing set operates in harmony and integration with each other.

Our dressing sets have CE certifications and all kinds of biocompatibility test certificates.

TopiVac/MultiDRESS classic vacuum-assisted wound therapy system is a wound closure dressing set operating under vacuum with a foam. It is a state-of-the-art product that improves the quality of life of the patient and increases the success of the treatment of the physician.

Sets cannot be used alone in wound treatment without the NPWT device, they do not work alone, but are used in vacuum wound treatment if used together with related devices.

Topical vacuum treatment sets help to remove infection and waste materials (exudate) from the wound, to heal the wounds in a shorter time, to form granulation, and to provide a wound control safely, together with the controlled negative pressure created by Topi A100 Mobile Disposable CLASSIC NPWT active Vacuum-Assisted Wound Care Treatment Device.

• While a dressing is applied, the area to which the drape is stuck should be oil-free and clean. For this, the area should be wiped with alcohol or tincture of benzoin before the dressing so that the drape does not leak any vacuum and will stick properly. The wound edges should be cleaned.
• Put on your sterile gloves to avoid infecting the wound centre.
• Prepare your clean and sterile scissors for foam and drape cutting. If you do not have sterile scissors, disinfect your scissors with alcohol.
• Clean the wound centre in line with the advice of your physician and with the method determined.
• After cleaning the wound centre, wipe the 5-6 cm2 area of healthy skin tissue around the wound centre from oil, blood, dirt, etc. with tincture of benzoin or similar cleanser.
• For your dressing to be successful, be sure to clean the surface of the skin where the drape will adhere before dressing. The drapes to be adhered to the clean skin surface adhere more smoothly and firmly. They may occur problems for adhering the drapes to oily and dirty skin, vacuum leakage may occur.

• Measure the size of your wound centre by means of the ruler included in the sterile dressing set.
• The sterile dressing set includes a 10x10 cm circular-cut wound dressing foam.
• Use the ready-made circular cuts in the wound dressing foam by tearing them according to your size or cut the dressing foam according to the shape of the wound centre with clean and sterile scissors to cover the wound according to the size of the wound centre measured by means of the ruler.

If the foam dressing set is worn out, if it remained on the wound for more than 2-3 days, if the adhesive feature of the drape has disappeared, if the vacuum is not be applied, if the hose is blocked, change the dressing set.

• Make a connection so that the arrow mark on the canister collecting unit and the arrow mark on the device face each other. Bring the device to the canister net while inserting.
• Make sure that the vacuum holes on the device and canister are opposite. First, insert the part where the short lug is located. And then, insert the part where the long lug is located by pressing. There is an O-ring in the vacuum hole of the device. Do not remove the O-ring. Do not lose it.
• While removing the canister, pull the long lug out so that the canister comes out of its nest.

• Exudate from the wound is sucked into the canister by the vacuum effect. The canister has a gel that solidifies the liquid.
• The exudate taken into the canister is solidified with gel.
• The disposable mobile Topi device gives a warning when the canister is full and stops the vacuum function.
• A full canister cannot be used in the device.
• In this case, change the full canister with a new one to continue the dressing.

• There are connecting hoses on the canister and the dressing set. The dressing hose has a female vein valve.
• Canister connecting hose has a male luer lock. Both luer locks are connected to each other by half a turn.
• You can use the extension hose with luer lock for an extension