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Invia® NPWT Gauze Dressing Kits
Invia® NPWT Gauze Dressing Kits contain all items required to dress a wound for negative pressure wound therapy, eliminating the need for additional supplies.
Medela, LLC
Medela, LLC
Medela provides an innovative portfolio of products and services for negative pressure wound therapy that includes devices, gauze and foam dressing kits, Invia® Silverlon® dressings, and accessories.
Available through durable medical equipment (DME) providers and direct to hospitals through Medela USA.
• Invia® devices have double lumen technology, which provides Intelligent Pressure Control™ and Dynamic Exudate Removal™
• Intelligent Pressure Control™ utilizes the control lumen to deliver the set pressure at the wound site, which meets the standard of care
• Dynamic Exudate Removal™ using the removal lumen actively helps prevent blockages with airflow cycles adapting up to four times a minute, innovating the standard of care
• Easy to apply in complex wounds
• Cost-effective
• Can be left in place without suction for up to 24 hours
Invia® NPWT Gauze Dressing Kits can be used with Invia® Motion™ and Invia® Liberty™ Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Systems on diabetic neuropathic ulcers, pressure injuries, venous insufficiency ulcers, chronic wounds, traumatic wounds, acute or subacute wounds, dehisced wounds, partial-thickness burns, flaps and grafts.
Contraindicated for patients with malignancy of wound, untreated osteomyelitis, non-enteric and unexplored fistulas, necrotic tissue with eschar present, exposed vasculature, exposed nerves, exposed anastomotic site, exposed organs or malnourished patients.
Refer to the Invia® Liberty™ or Invia® Motion™ Instructions for Use.
To apply, use clean/aseptic or sterile technique in accordance with institution protocol. Invia® NPWT Gauze Dressing Kits are only to be used by qualified and trained personnel. Dressings should be changed two to three times a week, or as instructed by a clinician. Please keep in mind that each wound is unique and must be assessed by a qualified medical professional who has read and adheres to the Instructions for Use.
