Bioquell UK Limited

John George Chewins

Allan Kenneth Frazer Grugon Hunt

A wound treatment apparatus includes a tray () having a region adapted to receive a patient's body part (e.g. a leg) for treatment, a spray head () for applying a spray of a gas containing liquid onto the body part and a covered well () in the tray having inlets () for surplus liquid and gas from the spray. Outlets are provided in communication with the well for gas and liquid respectively for connection to a suction to draw surplus liquid and gas from the well, and a unitary coupling () provides a plurality of fluid connections including a liquid supply for the spray head and liquid and gas withdrawal from said well outlets.

Wound treatment apparatus

An apparatus for disinfecting surfaces and in particular human and animal wounds, includes a contractor for accumulating concentrated ozonated water and systems to deliver ozonated water from the reservoir to a nozzle having one or more jets for delivering a spray of ozonated water on to the surface to be treated. The nozzle has an encircling shroud and systems are provided for withdrawing ozonated gas liberated at the nozzle from around the nozzle. A collection tray is provided which is located under the surface/wound to be treated to receive ozonated water flowing from the treatment region and where any residual ozone is broken down.

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Andover, United Kingdom

John George Chewins