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    The document discusses a treatment called UltraMIST Therapy that uses low-energy ultrasound to promote wound healing. It can be used for chronic, non-healing wounds caused by issues like poor blood flow or diabetes. The treatment involves applying a fluid mist containing ultrasound to the wound without direct contact for 3-20 minutes. It aims to reduce bacteria and jumpstart healing by penetrating the wound.

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    The document discusses a treatment called UltraMIST Therapy that uses low-energy ultrasound to promote wound healing. It can be used for chronic, non-healing wounds caused by issues like poor blood flow or diabetes. The treatment involves applying a fluid mist containing ultrasound to the wound without direct contact for 3-20 minutes. It aims to reduce bacteria and jumpstart healing by penetrating the wound.

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    The document discusses a treatment called UltraMIST Therapy that uses low-energy ultrasound to promote wound healing. It can be used for chronic, non-healing wounds caused by issues like poor blood flow or diabetes. The treatment involves applying a fluid mist containing ultrasound to the wound without direct contact for 3-20 minutes. It aims to reduce bacteria and jumpstart healing by penetrating the wound.

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    The document discusses a treatment called UltraMIST Therapy that uses low-energy ultrasound to promote wound healing. It can be used for chronic, non-healing wounds caused by issues like poor blood flow or diabetes. The treatment involves applying a fluid mist containing ultrasound to the wound without direct contact for 3-20 minutes. It aims to reduce bacteria and jumpstart healing by penetrating the wound.

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    ARE YOU

    SUFFERING FROM A
    HARD-TO-HEAL
    WOUND?

    Expedite Your Wound Healing


    With UltraMIST
    Do You Have a Wound
    That Has Not Healed?
    Do you ever experience
    pain in your wound?

    Has your wound gotten infected?

    Do you have difficulty doing your daily


    activities because of your wound?

    Have you had your


    wound for a long time?

    Chronic Wounds
    Non-Healing Wounds Can Be Challenging
    Chronic wounds may persist for weeks, months,
    or years. If you have a non-healing wound, you
    may experience1:
    • Pain
    • Infection
    • Dead tissue in your wound
    • Delayed healing

    Non-Healing Wounds Could Be Caused By:


    • Poor blood flow
    • Diabetes
    • Pressure
    • Poor nutrition
    • Infection (or high levels of bacteria)
    • Inflammation

    Ask your healthcare provider


    how often you should be treated
    with UltraMIST Therapy.
    What Is UltraMIST Therapy? Wound Treatment
    What Type of Wounds Can UltraMIST
    Therapy Be Used For?
    UltraMIST Therapy has been clinically proven
    to promote the healing process across a wide
    range of chronic and acute wounds, including:
    • Venous leg ulcers
    • Pressure ulcers
    • Diabetic foot ulcers
    • Deep tissue pressure injuries
    UltraMIST® • Surgical wounds

    Clinically Proven Treatment How Long Does the Treatment Take?


    UltraMIST® Therapy is a clinically proven • The treatment time takes between
    treatment that delivers low-energy 3-20 minutes depending upon the size
    of your wound.
    ultrasound to your wound. A fluid/saline How Does UltraMIST Therapy Work? • UltraMIST Therapy can be used alone or
    mist is used to deliver the ultrasound, so
    Sometimes wounds will “stall,” which slows with your current treatment in the hospital
    there is no direct contact to the wound. or outpatient clinic.
    down the healing process. Ultrasound energy
    Unlike most wound products that just helps “jump-start” the cells in the wound and
    treat the surface, the sound waves of begin the healing process. What Additional Information Do
    UltraMIST Therapy penetrate into and I Need to Know?
    • The ultrasound waves can also reduce the
    below the wound to promote your Please advise your healthcare provider if
    bacteria (found in all wounds) that can
    normal healing process. you have an electronic implant/prosthesis,
    slow healing.² are pregnant, or have a malignancy prior to
    • Because it does not require contact with the receiving UltraMIST Therapy treatment.
    wound, UltraMIST is painless to apply. Some
    UltraMIST may result in tingling and/or
    studies have even shown reduced pain after
    redness at the treatment site.
    UltraMIST Therapy is applied.1,3

    Ask your healthcare provider if UltraMIST Therapy is right for you.


    Learn more at sanuwave.com

    Medical Journal References


    1. Gibbons G, Orgill D, Serena T, Novoung A, O’Connell J, Li W, Driver V. A Prospective,
    Randomized, Controlled Trial Comparing the Effects of Noncontact, Low-frequency
    Ultrasound to Standard Care in Healing Venous Leg Ulcers. Ostomy and Wound Manage.
    2015;61(1):16-29.
    2. Serena T, Lee SK, Lam K, Attar P, Meneses P, Ennis W. The Impact of Noncontact,
    Nonthermal, Low-Frequency Ultrasound on Bacterial Counts in Experimental and Chronic
    Wounds. Ostomy Wound Manage.2009; 55(1):22-30.
    3. Driver V, Yao M, Miller C. Noncontact Low-Frequency Ultrasound Therapy in the Treatment
    of Chronic Wounds: A Meta-Analysis. Wound Repair Regen. July-Aug 2011;19(4):475-80.

    MK2044.003 (06/2021)

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