Disposable Negative Pressure Wound Therapy System – PICO

The PICO disposable negative pressure wound therapy system helps accelerate wound closure, reducing the risk of infection and complications.

Advantages of Disposable Negative Pressure Wound Therapy System

• Provides low, constant negative pressure of −80 mmHg .
• The dressing is capable of absorbing up to 300 ml of exudate , while 80% of the exudate evaporates through the dressing.
• The waterproof bandage allows the patient to shower.
• The system works for up to 7 or 14 days without changing the dressing, depending on the wound.
• The device is compact, quiet, lightweight and discreet.

Indications for use of the PICO system

Wounds with low to moderate exudate

The PICO system is suitable for:

• chronic and acute wounds;
• traumatic and subacute wounds;
• wounds with a risk of reopening;
• partial depth burns;
• ulcers;
• skin grafts and recipient sites.

Prophylactic use after operations

The PICO system can be used after:

• plastic and breast surgeries;
• cesarean section;
• hip or leg prosthetics;
• for open wound surgeries;
• vascular surgery;
• abdominal surgeries.

For patients at increased risk of infection

The PICO system is also intended for patients at increased risk of infection, including those with diabetes, obesity, or chronic diseases.

For wound therapy in home care

The system is suitable for continuing therapy at home after the patient is discharged.

PICO clinical trial results

The extensive clinical research base shows that PICO:

• reduces the risk of surgical wound infections by 50–70% depending on the type of procedure;
• provides more effective exudate control;
• promotes faster epithelialization and less scar tissue formation;
• shortens healing time and improves aesthetic results;
• improves transplant survival, including skin grafts and flaps;
• reduces the incidence of wound dehiscence after cesarean section, especially in patients with high BMI.