Cork Medical Nisus® Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) Pump
How It Works
The Cork Medical Nisus® pump is a medical device designed for patients who require Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) to aid in wound healing. The Nisus® Pump is used to manage and promote healing in wounds that are difficult to heal or have become chronic.
Features
- Lightweight and portable, weighs less than 2 lbs.
- Multiple features for clinical enhancement of negative pressure wound therapy such as patient runtime, sleep feature, alarm log, and lock restriction.
- Customized therapy modes: Variable Intermittent and Continuous Therapy
- FDA approved for use in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and homecare settings
- Interactive interface with LCD screen
- Includes Battery charger and Neoprene bag for carrying
How It Works
The Cork Medical Nisus® pump is a medical device designed for patients who require Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) to aid in wound healing. The Nisus® Pump is used to manage and promote healing in wounds that are difficult to heal or have become chronic.
Features
- Lightweight and portable, weighs less than 2 lbs.
- Multiple features for clinical enhancement of negative pressure wound therapy such as patient runtime, sleep feature, alarm log, and lock restriction.
- Customized therapy modes: Variable Intermittent and Continuous Therapy
- FDA approved for use in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and homecare settings
- Interactive interface with LCD screen
- Includes Battery charger and Neoprene bag for carrying
How To Use It
Device Details
The Cork Medical Nisus® pump operates by creating a controlled vacuum or negative pressure environment around the wound site. This helps to improve blood flow, reduce swelling, remove excess fluid, and promote the formation of granulation tissues. With its portable design and user-friendly control panel, the Nisus® pump offers convenience and ease of use for both patients and healthcare professionals.
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Cork Medical Nisus® NPWT Pump Treats Conditions Including:
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Long-Term Care
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How long is the battery life?
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Depending on the wound size and drainage amount, the battery will last up to 24 hours. You can extend the battery life to 48hrs with sleep mode.How do I know the pump is charging?
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A blue light will illuminate on the keypad above the power button, and a lightning bolt will display next to the battery indicator light.How often do I empty the canisters?
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The canisters are disposable and are changed once a week or when full. Canisters should never be reused.The pump is alarming “blockage,” what does this mean?
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This means the pump has detected a restriction of flowHow do I fix a blockage alarm?
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Ensure the tubing is not clamped and/or kinked. Please contact the wound division for assistance if this does not rectify the alarm.The pump is alarming “leak,” what does this mean?
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This means that the dressing is not intact and is coming off. -
User Guides
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User Guide
The manufacturer's documentation for the Cork Medical Nisus® NPWT Pump is as follows:
User Manuals
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Manufacturer Contact Info:
https://www.corkmedical.com/
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