Cavity Wounds
Chronic Wounds
Deep Wounds
Dehisced Wounds
Diabetic Foot
Moderate/Highly Exudating Wounds
Non/Minimally Exudating Wounds
Palliative Wounds
Pressure Ulcers
Venous Ulcers

Aurix™ is applied onto the wound area by first filling any undermined areas, tunnels, or sinus tracts using the blunt needle. Apply the selected primary dressing (non absorbent, non-cytotoxic) over the contact layer interface. Apply a secondary dressing (absorbent) to further secure and protect the primary dressing. These dressings may be left in place until the next Aurix™ treatment. If the secondary dressing becomes soiled, it should be changed. However, the primary dressing should be undisturbed for 24-48 hours post application. If the primary dressing is changed between Aurix™ applications, the wound bed may be carefully cleaned using extreme care to avoid disturbing new granulation tissue. No cytotoxic cleansers, anti-infectives, or pressurized cleansing should be used. Appropriate moist wound dressings may then be applied until the next Aurix™ application.

The Aurix system may be used for chronic or surgically-debrided wounds up to twice a week for 8 weeks.
The treating health care practitioner may elect to continue the treatment up to 12 weeks.

The health care professional can choose the type of dressing to cover the Aurix™ using the following guidelines.

It is recommended that a high MVTR transparent dressing such as Tegaderm™ (3M) be used to cover the Aurix™. Do not use dressings that will absorb Aurix™ and prevent it from contacting cells in the wound bed. Aurix™ contains active proteins that must contact cells in the wound bed so it is important to use products that will not degrade or inhibit proteins.

Latex-friendly
Non-comedogenic
Non-cytotoxic

The Aurix System™ includes: Aurix™ Centrifuge II leased from Nuo Therapeutics, Aurix System™ Wound Dressing Kit, Aurix System™ Reagent Kit, A single application license to use the patented PRP gel process

The Aurix System™ Wound Dressing Kit contains single-use, disposable components for performing a patient phlebotomy, centrifuging blood to derive PRP and activating and applying the Aurix™. The Aurix System™ Reagent Kit contains components, such as thrombin, that activate platelets and ascorbic acid which assist with the gel consistency. Our small, quiet portable centrifuge has a 60 second spin cycle to produce biodynamic hematogel efficiently at the point-of-care. The disposable kit components eliminate shelf life and transportation issues. The small-volume blood draw, ease of operation and portability make the Aurix System™ ideal for all types of clinical care settings.