Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Products
At a wound site, excess fluids can hinder the success of treatment. Negative pressure wound therapy is a proven way to remove fluids from the rehabilitation process, but the equipment needed to perform the therapy can be hard to come by. Meet market demands by partnering with Hudson Medical Innovations.
Negative pressure wound therapy explained
Negative pressure wound therapy is a method of drawing out fluid and infections from a wound to improve the healing process. Also called NPWT, it provides an array of benefits:
- Accelerate wound healing times
- Reduces pathogenic infection risks
- Lowers the number of dressing changes
- Increases blood flow to the wound area
- Draws out excess fluids
This therapy involves a special dressing, tubing, negative pressure device, and canister to collect fluids. The dressing is sealed over the wound, and a vacuum pump is attached by the tubing. The vacuum pump extracts fluid and infections, helping pull the wound’s edges together. It promotes the growth of new tissue, too.
NPWT is used for a variety of advanced wound types. Examples include:
- First Degree Burns
- Second Degree Burns
- Chronic Wounds
- Diabetic, Venous, Arterial, And Pressure Ulcers
- Wounds Suffering Excessive Drainage
- Acute or Surgical Wounds At Risk Of Infection
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contact us request informationInnovation that elevates the standard of care
Hudson Medical Innovations is an ISO 9001:2015- and 13485:2016-certified contract negative pressure wound products manufacturer. Our fully integrated production solutions support you throughout the entire development process.
- Project Management
- Traditional Manufacturing
- Robotic Assembly
- Laser Ablation and Cutting
- Reagent Coating and Spotting
- Web Construction Lamination
- Rotary Construction Lamination
- Flatbed Die Cutting
- Rotary Die Cutting
- High-Density Laser Perforation
- Inspection and Testing
- Assembly
- Packaging
- Sterilization
- Shipment
Our laser, rotary and custom stacking processes produce disposable wound care materials with high repeatability and low processing scrap. Utilizing innovative laser techniques, we manipulate wound care materials like foams, films and adhesives contributing to better overall product performance. This differentiates us an NWPT contract manufacturing leader.
Hudson Medical Innovations has access to the most advanced materials on the planet.
- Hydrogels
- Hydrocolloids
- Silicone Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives
- Acrylic Pressure-Sensitive Adhesives
- Specialized Coated Nonwovens
- Low GSM Calcium Alginate
- Reticulated and Polyurethane Foams
Powering NPWT advancement
At Hudson Medical Innovations, our goal is to help creators bring NPWT devices to market quickly and affordably. All manufacturing processes are scalable to client needs.
Our manufacturing plants contain more than 40 workstations and modern automated robotic stacking production lines. Additionally, our facilities have four ISO 14644-compliant cleanrooms. They are specifically designed for wound care products, including assembly areas for final pack out.
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Other Advanced Wound Care Capabilities
Patient & Personal Care Products
There are many ways to open up a wound, from banging a knee on a sharp corner to a fierce collision on the playing field. An acute wound can quickly turn into a chronic one without proper treatment.
Surgical Wounds
As traumatic injuries, cancers, and cardiovascular disease occurrences increase, the importance of surgery continues to grow. Following a surgical operation, patients have incisions that require treatment to heal correctly.
Acute and Chronic
Proper wound care is an essential aspect of patient health management. The longer an acute or chronic wound goes untreated, the greater the risk of infection, amputation, and other complications.
Hudson Medical Innovations
2251 Willis Miller Drive
Hudson, WI 54016
715.386.3774
