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UrgoK2™ is a dual compression system composed of a short stretch bandage (KTECH) and a long stretch bandage (KPRESS). Exclusive PresSure system with pressure spot indicators on both bandages aids the application of the recommended therapeutic pressure of around 40mmHg from the first application.
• Continuous, consistent and comfortable therapeutic pressure delivered day and night
UrgoK2™ is for the treatment of venous leg ulcers, venous edema and lymphedema, which require full compression.
Arterial conditions (arterial or predominantly arterial ulcers; known or suspected arterial disease).
Ankle-brachial Index (ABI) <0.8.
Patients suffering from diabetic microangiopathy, ischemic phlbitis (phlegmatia coerulea dolens), septic thrombosis.
Ulceration caused by infection.
Allergy to any of the components.
Check that the ABI >0.8 before prescribing the bandage system.
In the event of diabetes, heart failure or advanced micro-vascular disease, use the compression system with close medical monitoring following appropriate treatment.
In case of infected peri-ulcer dermatitis, treat infection before commencing compression bandage therapy.
In case of an ulcer from a rare origin (vasculitis, hemopathy, pyoderma gangrenosum, etc.) the compression system should only be used following specialist referral.
The efficacy of UrgoK2™ has been tested and validated for the application KTECH and KPRESS together.
The PresSure system has been specifically designed to aid application of the bandages; it is important to follow the instructions carefully to achieve the recommended therapeutic pressure.
If you have any concern, especially in case of pain whilst wearing the compression system, contact your doctor or clinician.
Any serious incident linked to the product has to be reported to the manufacturer.
Store away from light and heat.
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2. Junger M, Ladwig A, Bohbot S, Haase H. Comparison of interface pressures of three compression bandaging system used on healthy volunteers. J Wound Care. 2009;18(11):474. 476-80.
3. Lazareth I, Moffatt C, Dissemond J, Padieu AS, Truchetet F, et al. Efficacy of two compression systems in the management of VLUs: results of a European RCT. J Wound Care. 2012;21(11):553-66.
| 15-20mmHg | |
| 20-30mmHg | ● |
| 30-40mmHg | ● |
| 40-50mmHg | ● |
| Customizable | |
| Cuttable | |
| Long stretch | ● |
| Multilayer system | ● |
| Not made w/ natural rubber latex | ● |
| Post-surgical compression | |
| Prescribed primarily for acute care | |
| Reusable | |
| Reusable rigid garment | |
| Self-adhering | ● |
| Short stretch | ● |
| Tubular/elastic |
| Educational Material Available | ● |
| Free Samples/Trials Available | ● |
| Published Clinical Article Available | ● |
Venous Ulcers
See instructions for use.
UrgoK2™ should be left in place both day and night until the next dressing change at the direction of the clinician. The UrgoK2™ kit is designed for single use only.
Latex-friendly
Urgo Medical provides medical devices and products to hospitals, nursing homes and home health agencies—and the patients they treat—with a focus on acute, chronic and surgical wounds, and additionally skin moisturization. Their extensive portfolio of products establishes proven protocols for the care and management of wounds, skin and skin breakdown.
