Paul Hartmann Ag

Other

Cornelia Wolf

Axel Eckstein

Pierre Croizat

Martin Junginger

Njikoha Ebigbo

The invention relates to a bandage set suitable for use in the treatment of wound cavities, especially for use in the treatment of wound cavities by means of negative pressure, comprising

Bandage set for treating wound cavities

The invention relates to an apparatus suitable for use in the negative-pressure therapy of the open abdomen, including a first bandage ply () having a first and a second side, as organ-protecting layer, the first side being intended for application to a wound base (), more particularly exposed internal organs or the greater omentum, a second bandage ply () provided separately from the first bandage ply and having a first and a second side, the first side of the second bandage ply () being intended for application to the second side of the first bandage ply, a joining means by means of which the second bandage ply (), after application of the first ply () to exposed internal organs or to the greater omentum, can be joined to the first bandage ply (), making it possible to avoid movement of the first bandage ply () with respect to the second bandage ply () as far as possible during the therapy and/or facilitating simultaneous removal of first () and second bandage ply ().

Abdominal wound dressing comprising joining means

A connection device for use in the negative pressure therapy of wounds, includes a flexible conduit having at least two lumens and being constructed for impingement with negative pressure and/or fluid media; a coupling body made of an elastomeric flexible material, and non-detachably molded onto a wound-side end section of the conduit and being constructed for arrangement on a negative pressure bandage which covers the wound and seals the wound against the atmosphere, wherein the conduit communicates with a wound space through at least one opening in the coupling body; and a fluid inlet section for insertion through an opening in the negative pressure bandage into the wound space. The fluid inlet section is formed on the coupling body and protrudes over a walling of the coupling body, which walling faces the negative pressure bandage. The fluid inlet section is fluidly connected interiorly of the coupling body with a further lumen for delivering a fluid medium. The further lumen is formed inside the conduit or by a fluid delivery line leading to the coupling body.

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Herbrechtingen, Germany

Cornelia Wolf