3M V.A.C.® 治療
為什麼選擇V.A.C®治療系統？
傷口癒合是一個過程。適當的傷口管理對於促進組織肉芽生成和整體癒合非常重要。要從始至終實現成功的傷口癒合，您需要一個經過驗證的解決方案。
3M™ V.A.C.®治療系統於1995年作為首個商用NPWT系統推出。它一直位於負壓傷口技術的最前線，賦予主要照護者權力並使全球患者受益。它適用於患有慢性、急性、創傷性、亞急性和裂開傷口、部分厚度燒傷、潰瘍（如糖尿病、壓力或靜脈不全）、瓣膜和移植物以及封閉的外科切口的患者。
臨床證據極力支持V.A.C.®治療系統的功效。它被設計並在臨床上證明能創造一個促進傷口癒合的環境。通過準備傷口床進行關閉、減少水腫、促進肉芽組織形成、促進灌注並移除滲出物和感染物質，此治療有助於實現最佳臨床成果。
V.A.C.® 治療的驗證成效
有超過 2,000 篇同行評審的研究4 評估了 V.A.C.® 治療在各種環境和指定傷口類型的有效性。比較研究表明 V.A.C.® 治療與下列情況相關：
- 較少的住院次數2,5
- 較少的併發症5,6
- 較少的截肢7,8
- 較少的換藥次數9,10
- 傷口癒合時間更快11
- 住院時間更短7,8
- 治療時間減少12,13
通過減少直接和間接傷口護理成本的因素，V.A.C.® 治療已成為傷口管理的具成本效益的選擇。
V.A.C.® 治療：操作教學影片
探索我們的影片系列，涵蓋V.A.C.®治療的各個方面，包括V.A.C.®治療的概述、使用“蘑菇頭”技術在小傷口上應用V.A.C.®敷料的技巧、安全信息等等。
用於提供V.A.C.® 治療的治療儀
選擇多種不同的治療儀，以滿足不同病患和不同類型傷口的臨床和治療成果目標。
3M V.A.C.® 裹料
從敷料到套件，我們提供 NPWT 解決方案以促進傷口癒合。
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