The Venturi™ Advanced Vacuum System is a clinically proven, costeffective option for the treatment of many wounds including pressure ulcers, dehisced surgical wounds, diabetic/neuropathic ulcers, venous leg ulcers, post surgical wounds, sinus management, and traumatic wounds. It uses Chariker and Jeter method of negative pressure wound therapy. It has an integral canister with full alarm, exudate-solidifying granules and bacterial filter.
Prod. No.
Description
Qty.
TMNPWT
Talley Venturi Advanced Vacuum system
each
TMWCS903
Wound Dressing set, Abdominal
each
TMWCS902
Wound Dressing set, Std Channel
each
TMWCS901
Wound Dressing set, Std. Lg. Flat
each
TMWCS900
Wound Dressing set, Std. Flat
each
TMHAP100
Hydrogen patch
5/pk
TMAD100
Venturi AC adapter
each
LIFEWAVE BST
The Lifewave BST represents a new generation in chronic wound care. It leverages the body’s natural therapeutic capacity to facilitate the healing of chronic, inactive wounds. The basis for this clinically proven and patented device comes from the discovery of specific bio-electrical impulses that are present in patients with acute, healing wounds but absent or very weak in patients with chronic ulcers.
Indications: For use on chronic ulcers
• Stage III and IV pressure ulcers
• Diabetic foot ulcers
• Venous stasis ulcers
The Venturi™ Advanced Vacuum System is a clinically proven, costeffective option for the treatment of many wounds including pressure ulcers, dehisced surgical wounds, diabetic/neuropathic ulcers, venous leg ulcers, post surgical wounds, sinus management, and traumatic wounds. It uses Chariker and Jeter method of negative pressure wound therapy. It has an integral canister with full alarm, exudate-solidifying granules and bacterial filter. 
The Lifewave BST represents a new generation in chronic wound care. It leverages the body’s natural therapeutic capacity to facilitate the healing of chronic, inactive wounds. The basis for this clinically proven and patented device comes from the discovery of specific bio-electrical impulses that are present in patients with acute, healing wounds but absent or very weak in patients with chronic ulcers.