5 types of debridement heads available

(Scrubbing, Small/Large Heads, with or without Curette)

#1 Scrubbing Head, 13x22mm oval-shaped head with wavy ridged 0.9mm high for gentle debridement

#4S Small Head, 7x15mm oval-shaped with single row of sharp teeth 2mm high for smaller, deeper wounds. Available without (#4S) or with Curette (#4SC)

#4 Large Head, 13x22mm oval-shaped with double rows of sharp teeth 2mm high for larger wounds. Available without (#4) or with Curette (#4C)

Reusable Handpiece

Uses 2 AAA batteries

Easy to Use

Delivers over 300 micro-debridements per second

CLINICAL FINDINGS

Precise and Uniform Debridement

Significant Reduction in Bioburden

Less Pain due to Vibratory Analgesia

Higher Safety Margin

Reduced Procedural Time & Cost Savings

Superior Wound Bed Prep Prior to Tissue Grafting

Introducing
XSONX Wound Hygiene System with Vibrational Debridement Technology

Introducing

DX

The only point-of-care wound imaging device for detection of the presence and location of elevated bacterial loads

What the MolecuLight Evidence Proves

MolecuLightDX provides real-time visualization of bacterial load (>10⁴ CFU/g), enabling earlier, targeted, and data-driven interventions at the point-of-care including guiding cleansing, debridement and sampling to regions with high bacterial loads.

Key Clinical Findings:

• 2X improvement in 12-week healing rates for DFUs in RCT (Rahma et al., Diabetes Care, 2022)

• 4X increase in diagnostic sensitivity over signs & symptoms alone (Le et al., Adv Wound Care, 2021)

• 69% of treatment plans modified based on fluorescence imaging

• Routine use led to:

  • 33% ↓ in antibiotic prescriptions

  • 47% ↓ in antimicrobial dressing costs

  • 23% ↑ in 12-week healing (Price et al., 2020)

Technical Strengths of MolecuLightDX

Uses safe violet excitation light (405nm) to resulting in wound components (skin, slough, blood, bacteria, etc.) to fluoresce different colors

Red fluorescence indicates the presence and location of elevated bacterial loads (10⁴ CFU/g; most gram positive and gram negative species)

Cyan fluorescence indicates the presence and location of Pseudomonas aeruginosa (at >10⁴ CFU/g)

Green fluorescence indicates biological tissue, not associated with bacterial loads.

Maroon to Black is typically associated with blood (either liquid or highly vascularized areas) or necrosis. Granulation tissue in the wound bed often appears dark.

Yellow/Orange fluorescence fall under the umbrella of red fluorescence (indicating the presence of elevated bacterial loads.) If red and green fluorescence occur in same place, these signals can mix, resulting in yellow/orange.

Portable Point-of-Care Imaging

MolecuLightDX facilitates simultaneous capture of standard and fluorescent imaging, as well as video capture to fit your clinical workflow.

Accurate & Stickerless Digital Wound Measurement

The DX provides quick and highly accurate digital wound measurement for documentation and monitoring for wound progression.

Features stickerless wound measurement where the wound border is detected without the need for wound stickers.

Wound Tracking

On the DX, wound area is automatically graphed and tracked over time. Images are organized by patient and wound. User can view changes in fluorescence and wound area longitudinally.