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(Medical-NewsWire.com, June 14, 2012 ) Boca Raton, FL --- Chronic wounds, or wounds that do not heal in an orderly fashion, require treatment to assist in speeding the healing process. Poor blood circulation being the primary culprit, chronic wounds are often seen in patients with diabetes as well as in those who have sores resulting from a longer duration in bed. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, or NPWT works in a number of ways to promote the healing of chronic wounds. However, in the past, this type of therapy has been reported as being a painful process. Prospera provides patients with all of the benefits of NPWT without the discomfort.
NPWT provides suction through a pump, or negative pressure, to help remove the fluid from the wound. Prospera provides an efficient system with customizable, lower pressure settings to increase comfort during use. Their gentle massage-like effect does away with the high to low spikes that are felt with other systems, while also making dressing changes more comfortable and decreasing the need for narcotics to ease the pain.
The Prospera PRO series of negative pressure wound therapy systems is designed to advance the art and science of NPWT for clinicians and patients. The PRO-II™ and PRO-III™ are engineered specifically for use with NPWT and provide ease of use and flexibility for clinicians, cost effective outcomes and perhaps most importantly it is designed to put the needs of patients first.
Malin Malmsjö MD, PhD, Associate Professor, Experimental medicine, Lund University, Lund Sweden stated, “We feel our knowledge of NPWT science is unparallel. We have reflected this in our technology, our research and our educational platform. We take this position very seriously and focus on customizing a service program to meet the needs of each individual customer and patient.”
About Prospera
Prospera is passionate about wound care and the development of products that make a difference for the patient. Their team brings together over 40 years of experience in the treatment and development of innovative wound care modalities. Their goal is to provide regimens to advance the treatment of acute and chronic wounds.
After the decision to develop Prospera’s Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) system, they brought out their experience, creativity and over 100 years of science to the task. Their customizable PRO series of NPWT pumps are engineered specifically for NPWT and provide simplicity of use, comfort for your patients, and cost effectiveness.
To learn more about Prospera, please visit http://www.prospera-npwt.com.
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