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Method and apparatus for negative pressure therapy

Devices that employ external compression stocking-type garments in the treatment of edema, chronic wounds, deep venous thrombosis prevention or claudication all share a number of significant limitations. These include the frequent need for custom fitting to assure an appropriate fit, vigilant maintenance to assure a continued “good fit,” limited compliance with proper use by patients and difficulty of application. There is a large body of evidence demonstrating that patients often decline to wear the compressive stockings as prescribed or in the form that would be most beneficial because they find these devices to be difficult to put on and take off. Building on the limitations of existing therapies, and distilled lessons learned from the field of prosthetics and wound healing, the present invention employs vacuum-assisted negative pressure to provide compression and help pump fluid from the tissues of affected limbs. The device is embodied in the form of a flexible stocking-like garment that will utilize a pumping mechanism to generate negative pressure around the limb and thus create vacuum compression that will mobilize fluid in a limb and increase venous return to the heart. Through the use of a circumferential wrap, the present invention provides a major advance in both the distribution of vacuum and the securing of the device over the limb.
Owner:THERANOVA LLC

Method and apparatus for treating wound using negative pressure therapy

Devices that employ external compression stocking-type garments in the treatment of edema, chronic wounds, deep venous thrombosis prevention or claudication all share a number of significant limitations. These include the frequent need for custom fitting to assure an appropriate fit, vigilant maintenance to assure a continued “good fit,” limited compliance with proper use by patients and difficulty of application. There is a large body of evidence demonstrating that patients often decline to wear the compressive stockings as prescribed or in the form that would be most beneficial because they find these devices to be difficult to put on and take off.Building on the limitations of existing therapies, and distilled lessons learned from the field of prosthetics and wound healing, the present invention employs vacuum-assisted negative pressure to provide compression and help pump fluid from the tissues of affected limbs. The device is embodied in the form of a flexible stocking-like garment that will utilize a pumping mechanism to generate negative pressure around the limb and thus create vacuum compression that will mobilize fluid in a limb and increase venous return to the heart. Through the use of a circumferential wrap, the present invention provides a major advance in both the distribution of vacuum and the securing of the device over the limb.
Owner:THERANOVA LLC

Preserving fluid of hepatic cells for biological artificial liver and preparation method thereof

The invention provides preserving fluid of hepatic cells for a biological artificial liver and a preparation method thereof. The preserving fluid is a solution compounded by ultrapure water. The solution contains the following components within the concentration range: 15-25mmol/L of disodium hydrogen phosphate, 1-10mmol/L of sodium hydrogen phosphate dehydrate, 4-6mmol/L of potassium citrate monohydrate, 10-30mmol/L of sodium chloride, 5-10mmol/L of magnesium chloride hexahydrate, 3-10mmol/L of disodium adenosine triphosphate, 1-5mmol/L of reducing glutathione, 0.1-0.5mmol/L of alpha-lipoic acid, 100-150mmol/L of trehalose (C6H12O5), 200/0.510-50g/L of hydroxyethyl starch and 2-10mg/L of matrine. The preparation method of the preserving fluid comprises the following steps of: accurately weighing all components according to the concentration requirements of the components, wherein the alpha-lipoic acid is weighed in a dark place; completely dissolving the other components except the alpha-lipoic acid by using the right amount of ultrapure water; sufficiently dissolving the alpha-lipoic acid in the dark place; and adding the ultrapure water to full dose. The preserving fluid can well protect the cell activity of the hepatic cells for the biological artificial liver and the special functions of the hepatic cells at low temperature so as to satisfy the short-term low temperature preservation of a large-scale hepatic cell bank for the biological artificial liver and/or the hepatic cell protection in the long-distance transportation process.
Owner:ZHUJIANG HOSPITAL SOUTHERN MEDICAL UNIV

Custom-formable knee immobilizer product, knee immobilizer and method

A custom-formable knee immobilizer product for being custom-formed to the shape of a knee while flexible and upon hardening providing a rigid, knee-supporting custom fit. The knee immobilizer product includes an outer container formed of moisture-impervious material and a plurality of elongate knee splint segments positioned in the container in substantially moisture-free conditions and sealed therein against entry of moisture until use. Each of the knee splints includes an elongate substrate, a reactive system impregnated into or coated onto the substrate. The system remains stable when maintained in substantially moisture-free conditions and hardens upon exposure to moisture to form a rigid, self supporting structure. A flexible protective outer cover is positioned over the substrate along its length to enclose the substrate. The substrate and outer cover thus form a unitary structure for being molded while flexible to an aspect of the knee and adjacent thigh and calf portions of the leg. A bandage is provided for being positioned on and held in a closely-conforming configuration around the knee and adjacent thigh and calf portions of the leg. Splint supports cooperate with the splints and the bandage for maintaining the plurality of splints on the bandage in closely conforming position in vertically spaced-apart relation around the knee for substantially immobilizing the knee in a predetermined recovery position.
Owner:BSN MEDICAL INC

Organ preservation solution and method for preparing same

ActiveCN102726366AAvoid damageDisadvantages of Avoiding PrecipitationDead animal preservationPhosphateArginine
The invention relates to an organ preservation solution and a method for preparing the same. The method comprises the following steps of: (1) adopting double buffer pairs of citric acids and phosphates to enable the PH value of a solution to be maintained in a range of 7.5 to 8; (2) adding active ingredients such as adenosine, L-arginine, tryptophan, ligustrazine hydrochloride, reduced glutathione and the like and keep the solution stable; (3) to maintain a hypertonic property of the preservation solution with an osmotic pressure of 350-380 mOsm/L, adopting trehalose and gluconolactone as impermeable substances to effectively prevent cellular edema; and (4) adopting polyethylene glycol with a large molecular weight as a colloidal substance to effectively prevent extracellular space from expanding. Compared with the prior art, the method employs raw materials which are all homemade medicinal components and meet the standards of national pharmacopoeia, and are cheap and free of incompatibility; the organ preservation solution prepared is a colorless and transparent liquid which has stable properties, and can be sterilized by high temperature and high pressure, stored at normal temperature or low temperature, and refrigerated, and thus preparation, transportation, storage and usage of the organ preservation liquid are all very easy and convenient.
Owner:SHANGHAI GENEXT MEDICAL TECH
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