No Scalpel Required Debridement

Minimizing surgical risks and enhances patient safety.

Faster Recovery Times. Patients heal quicker, reducing hospital stays and follow-up visits.

Lower overall treatment costs due to efficient healing processes and patient monitoring.

Improved Patient Comfort

Cost-Effective Solutions

Covered by Medicare

Grafts are typically covered by Medicare Part B and most commercial insurance plans when medically necessary.

What are the benefits of Allografts?

1. Enhanced Healing Outcomes

• Faster wound closure: Allografts accelerate the healing process, reducing healing time compared to standard wound care.

• Tissue regeneration vs. repair: Unlike traditional dressings, allografts actively promote regeneration, leading to better structural integrity and long-term wound closure.

• Reduction in amputations: Studies show that early intervention with amniotic membranes significantly lowers the rate of minor and major amputations, particularly in diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs).

2. Early Application = Better Results

• Ideal for non-healing wounds: Allografts should be considered as early as 30 days into treatment if a wound shows no significant progress.

• Earlier adoption reduces overall treatment costs, hospitalization, and readmission rates.

• Competitive advantage for providers: Clinics that integrate allografts into their wound care protocol earlier position themselves as cutting-edge treatment centers.

3. Versatility & Broad Application

Allografts are effective in various wound types, including:

• Hard-to-heal wounds (DFUs, venous leg ulcers, pressure ulcers)

• Surgical wounds and incisions

• Traumatic wounds and burns

• Dermatological conditions (potential for expansion into additional specialties)

• Outpatient settings, making them an attractive option for clinics and specialty wound centers.

7. Economic & Reimbursement Advantages

• Lower overall healthcare costs:

  • Fewer emergency visits and readmissions

  • Reduced need for extended wound care treatments

  • Minimized long-term disability costs associated with non-healing wounds

5. Advanced Bioengineering & Science-Backed Innovation

• Allografts incorporate the latest advancements in regenerative medicine, positioning them as cutting-edge solutions.

• They contain growth factors, extracellular matrices, and bioactive proteins that stimulate natural healing.

• They are more advanced than traditional wound dressings, which serve only as passive barriers.

6. Regulatory & Safety Assurance

• Generally no risk of rejection or infection due to careful processing and preservation methods.

• Allografts are bioresorbable and biocompatible, ensuring seamless integration into tissue.

4. Competitive Edge for Healthcare Providers

• Stand out from competitors: Offering advanced wound care solutions attracts more referrals from general practitioners and specialists.

• Improved patient satisfaction: Patients benefit from quicker healing, less pain, and better outcomes.

• Positioning as a leader in regenerative medicine.

source: Best practice for wound repair and regeneration use of cellular, acellular and matrix-like products (CAMPs) | Journal of Wound Care
https://www.magonlinelibrary.com/doi/full/10.12968/jowc.2023.32.Sup4b.S1

What are the benefits of the XSONX Wound Hygiene System?

XSONX® Cordless system with Vibrational Debridement Technology (VDT) to powerfully clean and debride wounds

• Patients experience less pain due to vibratory analgesia.

• Precise and uniform debridement with a higher safety margin.

• Increased wound bed stimulation and petechial micro bleeding.

• Improved wound healing trajectory.

• Superior wound bed preparation before tissue grafting.

XSONX® wound head vibrates more than 500 times per second. Not only is this faster than the human hand, but it stimulates the wound bed as you safely perform microlayer debridement.

XSONX® is easy-to-use, with less hassle and less mess.

XSONX How-to Video

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