Kci Licensing, Inc.

Huntleigh Technology Limited

Daniel W Dekruif

Christopher Brian Locke

James A Luckemeyer

Kenneth R Smith

Benjamin Andrew Pratt

James Killingworth Seddon

Timothy Mark Robinson

Justin Alexander Long

John H Vrzalik

Cesar Z Lina

Glenn C Stroh

Sandra Garcia-Osborne

Dave E Ball

Bryan L Johnson

A flexible dressing for applying to a tissue site for determining the extent of debridement required to remove non-viable tissue is disclosed. Some embodiments of the dressing may be in the form of a multi-layer drape having an integrated tissue viability indicator system. Some embodiments may also include a system of shapes or a grid pattern printed or embossed on a surface of the drape for providing guidance during an ensuing debridement or amputation procedure.

Flexible means for determining the extent of debridement required to remove non-viable tissue

Display screen with graphical user interface for negative pressure unit

Negative pressure unit

Systems, apparatuses, and methods for providing a negative-pressure therapy system are described. The system includes a first dressing, a second dressing, and a negative-pressure source. The negative-pressure source includes a first pump and a second pump. A first valve is fluidly coupled to the first dressing and the first pump to selectively permit fluid communication to the first dressing. A second valve is fluidly coupled to the second dressing and the second pump to selectively permit fluid communication to the second dressing. A cross-over valve is fluidly coupled to the first pump, the first valve, the second pump, and the second valve. The cross-over valve permits fluid communication between the first pump and the second valve and/or the second pump and the first valve. A controller is communicatively coupled to the first pump, the second pump, the first valve, the second valve, and the cross-over valve for operating the same.

Method and system to evacuate one or more dressings using two or more vacuum pumps

Improved patient support systems comprising a coverlet configured to be coupled (e.g., removably) to an airflow unit. Improved airflow units configured to be coupled (e.g., removably) to a coverlet of a patient support system.

Methods and apparatuses for low-air-loss (LAL) coverlets and airflow units for coverlets

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San Antonio, TX, United States of America

Daniel W Dekruif