US2023018964A1PendingUtilityA1
Device and method for wound therapy
Est. expiryMay 11, 2026(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
A wound therapy device is disclosed. The wound therapy device may include a housing for covering at least a portion of a wound and for sealing to a body surface of a patient. The housing may also include a liquid collector for retaining liquid therein and a vacuum connection for coupling to a vacuum source. The vacuum connection may be in gaseous communication with the liquid collector. The vacuum connection may be separated from the liquid collector by a liquid barrier.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 - 58 . (canceled)
59 . A wound therapy device, comprising:
a moisture vapor permeable cover layer configured to cover a wound area and an area of body surface adjacent the wound area at least partially enclosing the wound area; an absorbent layer positioned beneath the cover layer, the absorbent layer configured to retain wound exudate while simultaneously communicating negative pressure to the wound area; a disperser layer positioned beneath or above the absorbent layer; a wound contact layer beneath the disperser layer and the absorbent layer; and a seal configured to adhere to an area of body surface adjacent the wound area, the seal comprising a central opening.
60 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the moisture vapor permeable cover layer is adhered to the wound contact layer.
61 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the disperser layer comprises a three-dimensional knit spacer fabric.
62 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the disperser layer comprises a hydrophobic material.
63 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the disperser layer comprises an inner spacer yarn oriented perpendicular to a face fiber.
64 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the absorbent layer is configured to overlie the wound area and the area of body surface adjacent the wound area.
65 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the disperser layer is positioned beneath the absorbent layer.
66 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the disperser layer is positioned above the absorbent layer.
67 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , wherein the absorbent layer comprises a superabsorbent.
68 . The wound therapy device of claim 59 , further comprising a vacuum source, the vacuum source configured to deliver negative pressure to the wound area and an area of body surface adjacent the wound area.
69 . The wound therapy device of claim 68 , wherein the vacuum source is connected to the cover layer via a connector.
70 . A system for treating a wound, comprising:
a dressing, comprising:
a moisture vapor permeable cover layer configured to cover a wound area and an area of body surface adjacent the wound area at least partially enclosing the wound area,
an absorbent layer positioned beneath the cover layer,
a disperser layer positioned beneath or above the absorbent layer,
a wound contact layer beneath the disperser layer and the absorbent layer, and
a seal configured to adhere to an area of body surface adjacent the wound area, the seal comprising a central opening; and
a vacuum source.
71 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the absorbent layer is configured to retain wound exudate while simultaneously communicating negative pressure to the wound area.
72 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the disperser layer is positioned beneath the absorbent layer.
73 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the disperser layer is positioned above the absorbent layer.
74 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the absorbent layer comprises a superabsorbent.
75 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the disperser layer comprises a three-dimensional knit spacer fabric.
76 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the absorbent layer is configured to overlie the wound area and the area of body surface adjacent the wound area.
77 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the vacuum source is connected to the cover layer via a connector.
78 . The system of claim 70 , wherein the vacuum source is separate from the dressing.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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