Transcutaneous Oxygen Therapy Devices

Transcutaneous oxygen therapy is a non-invasive method of providing oxygen to the wound bed to facilitate healing. Devices and dressings that provide concentrated oxygen have demonstrated efficacy in providing a local environment conducive to wound healing.

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Topical Wound Oxygen (TWO2®) Therapy

Advanced Oxygen Therapy Inc. (AOTI)

Topical Wound Oxygen (TWO2®) therapy is a multi-modality therapy for the treatment of chronic, hard-to-heal wounds. TWO2 is available with an extremity chamber that can be applied to legs and arms... More

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EPIFLO® Transdermal Continuous Oxygen Therapy

Ogenix

EPIFLO® Transdermal Continuous Oxygen Therapy consists of a small, silent, disposable, oxygen concentrator and a long sterile tube that delivers oxygen directly to a wound. More

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NATROX® O2

NATROX® Wound Care

NATROX® O2 is a medical device that stimulates healing in previously non-healing wounds by delivering continuous, pure, humidified topical oxygen directly to the wound bed. Compact, mobile,... More

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O2Boot®, O2Sacral® and O2Sleeve™

GWR Medical, Inc.

The O2Boot®, O2Sacral® and new O2Sleeve™ FDA-approved topical oxygen products are portable, one-time use for wounds and burns on arms, legs and torso. Easy for patients or caregivers to apply and... More

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OxyGeni®

EO2

The OxyGeni®, combined with the OxySpur® Oxygen Diffusion Dressing, provides a continuous flow of humidified oxygen directly to the wound bed. This therapy is referred to as Continuous Diffusion... More

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REZair™

RashEndZ, Inc.

REZair™ skin and wound aeration devices connect to all existing respiratory sources and continuously distribute air/oxygen to the patient's wound, unpressurized. Unique non-occludable technology... More

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Overview

Transcutaneous oxygen therapy is a non-invasive method of providing oxygen to the wound bed to facilitate healing. Oxygen is of paramount importance to collagen formation, granulation, angiogenesis and epithelialization, and also plays an important role in controlling bacteria. Devices and dressings that provide concentrated oxygen have demonstrated efficacy in providing a local environment conducive to wound healing that is particularly useful in healing chronic wounds.

Features

Transcutaneous oxygen therapy devices feature the following general performance properties and attributes:

Delivers continuous oxygen to the wound bed
Non-invasive
Portable

Indications

Transcutaneous oxygen therapy is indicated to provide transdermal sustained oxygen therapy to treat the following: skin ulcerations due to diabetes, venous stasis, post-surgical infections and gangrenous lesions; pressure ulcers; amputations and infected stumps; skin grafts; burns and frostbite.

Contraindications

Contraindicated for use on wounds with inadequate perfusion to support healing and on ulcers due to acute thrombophlebitis or Raynaud’s disease, wounds completely covered with eschar, wounds with fistulae or deep sinus tracts where the end cannot be probed, wounds covered with petroleum-based dressings and on non-compliant patients.

Warnings

The following general warnings apply to transcutaneous oxygen therapy devices. Always refer to manufacturer information for Warnings and Precautions for a specific product.

Do not use petroleum-based products in the moist wound bed, as this will prevent oxygen from diffusing into the wound tissue.
Sterile dressings and cannulas are intended for single use only.
Do not use after expiration date.
Appropriate supportive measures should be taken where necessary (e.g. use of graduated compression in the management of venous leg ulcers, systemic antibiotics and frequent monitoring in the treatment of wound infection, control of blood glucose for diabetic ulcers, etc.).