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1. Controlled Fluid Management (CFM) technology

Controlled Fluid Management (CFM) technology is a combination of controlled air flow, absorptive dressing and distal canister, enabling the Avance Solo NPWT system to deliver continuous regulated negative pressure      .

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2. Pump

Regulates pressure to deliver a continuous -125mmHg negative pressure  . Regular cycling of the pump ensures that fluid is constantly transported to the canister and that the vacuum is maintaned at target levels      .

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3. 50 ml canister

Excess fluid is transferred to the canister, reducing potential for the dressing becoming fully saturated  . The canister may be replaced by clinician, lay carer or the patient themselves    .

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4. Safety

Visual signals and audible alarms for leakage, blockage and low battery help to ensure that loss of therapy or system issues are promptly addressed to enable therapy to continue        .

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5. Safetac Technology

Avance Solo Border dressings Safetac® adhesive has been proven to minimise trauma to wound site and surrounding skin upon dressing removal,         and to minimize pain to the patient during dressing removal.   

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6. Border dressing & Foam

Avance Solo Border dressings will continue to absorb exudate even if negative pressure is lost, and conforms to body contours at difficult to dress areas, e.g. knees  . Can be used with Avance Solo Foam.

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How it works

Our guides on how to use Avance Solo includes things such as how to change the canister, achieving a seal, as well as what the various alarms mean and other smart tips and tricks. Click below to learn more.

Using the system

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