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Jetox-ND™
Jetox-ND™ is a pulsed lavage irrigation debridement device
INTENDED USES: For patients sensitive to other forms of debridement. Ideal for maintenance debridement.
CLAIMED FEATURES: One of the methods of achieving a clean, fast healing wound Initiates thorough cleansing using compressed air/oxygen combined with a minimal amount (1.5ml/min) of standard sterile solution. Quickly and efficiently cleans and debrides wounds. Administers a cool, gentle jet stream that creates a desensitizing effect for the patient. Uses standard connectors for portable and wall gas outlets and saline dispensers, does not require a vacuum system, generator or gun Ideal for bedside application in hospital, clinic or home settings Completely disposable Easy set-up, lightweight and portable Not made with natural rubber latex system.
Product Information
The technique of pulsed lavage involves delivering an irrigating solution at a pressure by means of a powered device. There has been some debate in the literature concerning the optimal pressure, but a pressure of around 10–15 psi has been shown to effectively remove debris, decrease bacterial colonization and prevent clinical infection.
Pulsed lavage is indicated for cleansing or debriding wounds due to arterial insufficiency, venous insufficiency, diabetes, pressure, small burns, surgery, or trauma and is also appropriate for tunneling or undermining wounds. However, the technique should not be used near exposed arteries, tendons, nerves, capsules, or bones, and should not be used in body cavities, facial wounds, on recent grafts or surgical procedures, or on actively bleeding wounds. Furthermore, caution should be used in patients taking anticoagulants, insensate patients, and deep tunneling wounds
Pricing and Suppliers
Is it covered by Medicare Part B?
Debridement is a medical procedure covered by Medicare as long as requirements are met. Among requirements, the wound needs to have devitalized, fibrotic, nonviable tissue, infection, necrosis, foreign matter, and the debridement method used needs to be recognized by Medicare as a proven method, supported by valid scientific literature. Pulsed lavage irrigation is one of these methods.
How can I purchase this product?
These devices are typically purchased by clinical institutions for use by a licensed provider.
The table below shows highest and lowest Medicare pricing across the country
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Estimated out-of-pocket cost:
If your insurance does not cover this product, you can purchase it directly from any store. A list of online stores and prices is provided below for your convenience. For updated prices, find it on the internet at https://woundreference.com/app/product?id=765
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