• The ANAP Therapy System SRNG10 is a single-patient, single-use NPWT system suitable for treating small to medium-sized wounds.
• It utilizes negative pressure applied to the wound area through a dressing and foam to:
  • Promote granulation tissue formation and wound closure.
  • Reduce edema and inflammation.
  • Remove exudate (wound drainage).
  • Prevent infection.
• The SRNG10 model likely refers to specific features like dressing size, canister capacity, or suction levels.

Features:

• Transparent dressing: Allows for easy wound visualization and monitoring.
• Adhesive border: Seals the dressing to the skin for optimal pressure application.
• Foam insert: Conforms to the wound shape and absorbs exudate.
• Canister: Collects the drained exudate and maintains negative pressure.
• Tubing: Connects the dressing to the canister.
• Portable pump: Generates the negative pressure and can be worn by the patient for continuous therapy.

Benefits:

• Effective wound healing: NPWT can significantly accelerate wound healing compared to traditional dressings.
• Reduced pain and discomfort: Negative pressure can alleviate pain and improve patient comfort.
• Infection control: The closed environment helps prevent bacterial contamination.
• Ease of use: The ANAP system is designed for user-friendly application and management.