PICO◊ 14 Single Use Negative Pressure Wound Therapy System
Designed to treat closed surgical incisions following high-risk surgery and open wounds, with an enhanced pump facilitating use for up to 14 days with less user intervention*1-3
Designed to treat closed surgical incisions following high-risk surgery and open wounds, with an enhanced pump facilitating use for up to 14 days with less user intervention*1-3
Enables delivery of negative pressure wound therapy across the entire dressing to the wound or incision and peri-wound, while simultaneously removing exudate.4,5
For surgical incisions:
For complex open wounds:
Call S+N Reimbursement Hotline Services at 1 866-988-3491 Monday through Friday 8:00AM to 7:00PM ET for help with reimbursement questions.
*For use with open wounds up to 4.5cm deep. Wounds greater than 2cm must use a wound filler alongside PICO sNPWT. Usage time and user intervention is in comparison with previous versions.
**As demonstrated in biomechanical modelling on one suture.
Important Safety Information
The PICO pumps contain a MAGNET. Keep the PICO pumps at least 4 inches (10 cm) away from other medical devices at all times. As with all electrical medical equipment, failure to maintain appropriate distance may disrupt the operation of nearby medical devices. For full product and safety information, please see the Instructions for Use.
Recall and Complaints
Customer will provide such support and assistance as S+N may reasonably request in the event of a general or limited voluntary or mandatory recall of the Product(s). Customer shall promptly report any complaint in respect of the Products to complaints@smith-nephew.com.
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