Regulated NPWT

Leading the future of wound healing with advanced, safe vacuum technologies

Vcare α® has transformed the landscape of Regulated Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (RNPT), setting new standards in advanced wound care.

Vcare α® regulated negative pressure wound therapy device
The Device

Safety-first regulated negative pressure

The Vcare α® was designed to provide pre-set, regulated negative pressure to open wounds with the intent to minimize the risk of bleeding, focusing on each patient's specific clinical needs.

It is equipped with specially designed, user-friendly software and electronics for bleeding detection and alarm control, complying with IEC-60601-1-8 standards. Vcare α® is the only NPWT device in the world with a registered patent for bleeding control.

  • Removes fluids and infectious materials
  • Optimizes the wound environment and enhances perfusion
  • Maintains a moist healing atmosphere
  • Facilitates wound edge approximation
  • Promotes granulation tissue formation

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ROINPT wound dressing with vacuum port, irrigation port and oxygen inlet
ROINPT Technology

Oxygen-enriched, irrigation-assisted treatment

Drawing on original scientific principles and extensive clinical experience, Vcare α® utilizes Regulated Oxygen-Enriched and Irrigation-Negative Pressure-Assisted Wound Treatment (ROINPT) to combat anaerobic infections through the strategic application of oxygen, while providing hydrodynamic wound cleansing. The combination of oxygen delivery with negative pressure at the wound is a patented IVT Medical technology, available on no other NPWT system.

RNPT is recognized as one of the most significant innovations in plastic surgery of the past two decades. Vcare α® extends it with unique safety features to ensure optimal performance, efficiency and the highest standard of patient care.

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