Vacuum bandage Vasta We offer treatment of purulent wounds and hard-to-heal wounds (new methods of treatment of purulent wounds, hard-to-heal ulcers). Bandaging for purulent skin diseases and

Vacuum bandage Vasta

We offer treatment of purulent wounds and hard-to-heal wounds (new methods of treatment of purulent wounds, hard-to-heal ulcers).

Bandaging for purulent diseases of the skin and subcutaneous tissue using a vacuum bandage (application of a Vasta vacuum bandage) – price 7500 rubles.

Treatment of wounds with negative pressure is a long-established method in surgery.
Providing pressure in the wound area below atmospheric promotes the activation of the healing process – including in patients with reduced immunity (for example, with trophic ulcers on the legs in patients with diabetes mellitus).

This effect is achieved due to the fact that the reduced pressure around the wound provides improved blood supply to the affected tissues.

Existing systems for creating negative pressure in the wound area require the use of rather bulky compressors, which forces them to be used only in a hospital setting. Specially trained medical personnel are needed to manage such systems.

VASTA – vacuum stabilizer

At the moment, it is actively used for negative pressure wound therapy (Registration number of a medical device: RZN 2015/2509). Vasta has proven itself positively, and received a lot of positive feedback from the scientific community and patients, as a highly effective product that has no analogues in Russian production, and compares favorably with foreign analogues not only in price, but also in functionality.
Vacuum therapy is a method of treating "clean" and purulent wounds, based on the positive effect of creating negative pressure on the wound bed.

VaSta vacuum stabilizer provides:
• Cell migration and formation of new tissues in the wound bed
• Formation of new capillaries
• Concentration of growth factors and their distribution
• Elimination of local edema
• Elimination of bacterial abundance
• Reduced infection

Vasta provides
• Possibility of application in an outpatient mode
• Reduction of inpatient "bed-day" by 3-7 times
• Healing of complex wounds 2 times faster
• Reducing the frequency of dressings
• Prevention of wound complications
• Contribute to the rapid reduction of wound volume
• Improving the quality of life

Indications for the use of Vasta medical vacuum stabilizer in patients with traumatic or surgical wounds:
• Wounds with significant soft tissue loss
• Necrotizing fasciitis
• Scalped wound
• Subcutaneous infiltrate with extravasation injury
• Abscess
• Open amputation
• After tumor removal
• Abdominal coupe syndrome
• Open limb fractures that are complex and have significant soft tissue loss

Possible cases of using Vasta medical vacuum stabilizer (outpatient)
• Complex of opened surgical incisions
• Open wounds of the sternum
• Exposed surgical implants or bones
• Large cavities
• Burns
• Open fractures of limbs with a low level of complexity
• Minimal or non-mild tissue loss

Possible applications of Vasta medical vacuum stabilizer (Skin grafting or skin substitutes)
• When transplanting skin and skin substitutes on difficult areas:
• Areas of flexion / extension
• Complex anatomical areas:
• Groin
• Armpits
• Joints

Possible cases of using Vasta medical vacuum stabilizer (Outpatient skin graft or skin substitute)

• Patients who need early mobilization
• Patients who need to be quickly discharged from the hospital