JetoxTM – HDC
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Innovative mechanical wound irrigation using jet technology

JetoxTM – HDC - Innovative wound irrigation using jet technology Operating principle: Mechanical wound cleansing with jet stream (O2 + irrigation solution) By mixing of O2 and irrigation solution the finest solution droplets of supersonic speed are created to irrigate the wound surface and at the same time providing suctioning.

Characteristic of the product Triple jet nozzle – innovative technology Technical Specifications Pressure source/ Power Oxygen flow rate

Accessories: • Holder – Triple jet nozzle with input line for irrigation solution • Suctioning hose • Hose for adding oxygen

Goals: • Efficient and expeditious wound cleansing • Acceleration/ shortening of wound healing through efficient mechanical ablation of wound surface • Chronic wounds are turned into acute wounds through mechanical stimulation Indication • Chronically healing surface wounds • Penetrating wounds of different genesis: diabetic ulcer, decubitus, all types of ulcus cruris, burn wounds, chronically healing wounds of unknown genesis • Inflammatory wound healing phase and wound surface ablation • Proliferative phase – stagnating wound healing and possible biofilm ablation Contraindication None...

JetoxTM – HDC Utilization Patient Preparation • Cover surrounding wound area Set up • Connect supply hoses to holder, oxygen, vacuum, and irrigation solution • Irrigation solution can be placed close to work area Wound Treatment • The tip of the Jetox HDC should be placed 3 – 5 mm above the wound surface in constant motion to ensure efficient irrigation and suctioning at the same time. Duration and Intervals of Treatment • Arranged on individual basis

General Remarks • • • • • Compatible with all common medical connections Utilization directly at bedside Lightweight single use instrument Quick and easy assembly of system High-tech method with easy handling