Genadyne® XLR8 Plus Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) Pump
How It Works
The Genadyne® XLR8 Plus pump device is a state-of-the-art medical device used to Negative Pressure Wound therapy (NPWT). It is designed to apply continuous or intermittent negative pressure to a wound or surgical incision to help promote wound healing.
Features
- Lightweight – 1.65 pounds
- Includes 12-hour Lithium Battery with 3 hours to Full Charged
- Whisper-Quiet Operations
- 5 Advanced Alarm settings: Leak, Canister Full, Blockage, Low battery, Critical Battery
- Continuous and variable pressure setting options
- FDA approved for both cute and post-acute care
- Idea for wounds greater than 0.3mm in depth
- Clear and visible display: Pressure, System and Battery
- Easy and intuitive programming and maintenance
- 3 intensity setting options
How It Works
The Genadyne® XLR8 Plus pump device is a state-of-the-art medical device used to Negative Pressure Wound therapy (NPWT). It is designed to apply continuous or intermittent negative pressure to a wound or surgical incision to help promote wound healing.
Features
- Lightweight – 1.65 pounds
- Includes 12-hour Lithium Battery with 3 hours to Full Charged
- Whisper-Quiet Operations
- 5 Advanced Alarm settings: Leak, Canister Full, Blockage, Low battery, Critical Battery
- Continuous and variable pressure setting options
- FDA approved for both cute and post-acute care
- Idea for wounds greater than 0.3mm in depth
- Clear and visible display: Pressure, System and Battery
- Easy and intuitive programming and maintenance
- 3 intensity setting options
How To Use It
Device Details
The Genadyne® XLR8 Plus pump is compact and portal making it convenient for both inpatient and outpatient use. It features a user-friendly interface with clear, and easy to ready display and intuitive controls. The pump offers adjustable settings for negative pressure levels, cycle times and alarms, allowing healthcare professional to customize treatment based on patients needs. The Genadyne® XLR8 Plus pump device also incorporates advanced safety and monitoring features. It constantly monitors the pressure in the wound and alerts caregivers if the pressure falls outside the prescribed range.
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Genadyne® XLR8 Plus NPWT Pump Treats Conditions Including:
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Long-Term Care
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How much battery time remains when the Critical Battery Alert is displayed?
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The unit will shut down in less than 2 minutes. This alert cannot be silenced until the power cord is plugged into an electrical outlet.Will my insurance company cover NPWT?
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Wound vacs are usually reimbursable under most private insurance companies and through Medicare Part B. We accept Medicare and most major insurance carriers in most states. Please contact us for more information about wound vac costs and insurance coverage.What is Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)?
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Negative pressure wound therapy, or NPWT, is a commonly used modality (treatment) that helps increase blood flow to an area of the body and facilitate new tissue growth. It is a non-invasive, active therapy that helps speed the wound healing process.Does negative pressure wound therapy require a physician’s order?
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Yes, at this time, NPWT requires a physician’s order.Is NPWT used for all types of wounds?
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While negative pressure wound therapy effectively treats various wound types, there are certain kinds of wounds it cannot treat. These include:
- Necrotic (dead) tissue with eschar
- Osteomyelitis (inflamed bones)
- Wounds with active cancer
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User Guides
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User Guide
The manufacturer's documentation for the Genadyne® XLR8 Plus NPWT Pump is as follows:
User Manuals
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Manufacturer Contact Info:
https://www.genadyne.com/product/xlr8-plus-npwt-pump/
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