NPseal
Negative pressure wound therapy
NPseal delivers the proven benefits of NPWT in a lightweight, ultraportable system—no cords, no batteries, no canisters. It’s a refreshingly simple way to provide advanced wound care with the confidence that your patients are healing comfortably at home.
The power of NPWT
NPWT may reduce the risk of***
SSIs by
61%1
Wound complications by
56%1
Re-operations by
63%1
***Compared with conventional dressings
Simple design in a slim footprint
1) Hydrophilic foam pad for wicking and retention
2) Proprietary pinch pump with visual pressure indicator
3) Breathable polyurethane film that encourages exudate evaporation
Available in sizes for coverage of closed surgical incisions up to 5cm, 10cm, 15cm, 20cm and 25cm
*Refer to the Instructions for Use for detailed guidance on correct application and maintenance to ensure the therapeutic pressure range is achieved and sustained.
1) User pinch forces air out through outlet valve
2) Pump regains cylindrical shape drawing air out from wound area
3) Pump collapsed state observed when target negative pressure is reached
Effective care doesn’t have to be complicated
No batteries
No wires
No canisters
No tubes
Peace of mind, built in
Trusted therapy: NPseal delivers proven NPWT in a simple design for both surgeons and patients to use.2
Designed for dependability: NPseal is engineered to provide dependable wound protection and healing support.
Less worry, more focus: No more concerns about battery life or canister issues. NPseal helps you focus on your patients, not the device.
Confidence at discharge: NPseal’s self-managed design helps ensure patients stay on track at home, giving you confidence long after they leave your care.
NPseal is the negative pressure dressing of choice for Jack Sizemore, PA-C.
Find out why:
Jack Sizemore is a paid consultant. The views expressed by Jack Sizemore are those of Jack Sizemore and not necessarily those of Stryker. Individual experiences may vary.
Simple design
Apply, seal, pinch
NPseal simplifies negative pressure wound therapy with a three-step application process—apply, seal and pinch. Once applied, patients can manage their own therapy confidently thanks to the integrated pinch pump that establishes and maintains negative pressure with a few pinches. NPseal may be worn for up to seven days,2 though a change may be needed sooner depending on wound conditions.
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Thank you!
- Kim, J.-H., Kim, H.-J. & Lee, D.-H. Comparison of the Efficacy Between Closed Incisional Negative-Pressure Wound Therapy and Conventional Wound Management After Total Hip and Knee Arthroplasties: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. J. Arthroplast. 34, 2804–2814 (2019).
- Internal data on file.
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