XSONX Wound Hygiene System

Cordless system with micro-vibrational technology which stimulates microbleeding of wound bed to jump-start healing. Powerfully cleans and debrides chronic and contaminated wounds.

• Powerful Vibrations Reduce the Pain of Debridement

• Removes Slough and Biofilms

• Simple, Easy-to-Use

• Cost-Effective

Cleaner Wounds Lead to Improved Healing

• Sharp debridement is painful and other solutions are expensive and complicated

• XSONX quickly and reliably removes slough and bioburden with improves the own healing trajectory

• >300 micro-scrubs per second

Before After

XSONX Debridement

Remove Dead Tissue and Reduce Bioburden Easily with XSONX

Reusable Handpiece

• Easily use between pts with Caviwipes

• Single-use sleeves swap out quickly

• Reimbursable under CPT:

  • 97597, 11042, 11043, 11044

Wound Heads

• #1 Scrubbing Head

• #4S Small Debriding Head

• #4 Debriding Head

• #4SC Small Debriding Head with Curette

• #4C Debriding Head with Curette

XSCRUB Wound Cleansing Pad

Porous design helps gently trap and remove cellular debris and bioburden

• Countered ridges help each and traps larger debris

• Less pain for the patient, which can improve compliance

• A low risk solution useable by a wide range of health care professionals

• Ideal for multiple care settings: hospital, home health, hospice, and long term care

• Simple application with immediate results

• 5.0 cm x 7.5 cm, Green FRONT & White Back

Available in the following quantities:

• 20 per pouch

• 40 per box

• 200 per case

Let's Raise the Wound Care Standard

Clean Wound Better

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Use small circles or back/forth motion for 10 to 30 seconds per wound area.

Best Uses for XSONX

Wound Bed Prep

• Superior and more uniform wound bed prepPrior to tissue grafting or in OR prior to STSG

Wound Infection

• Biofilm are present in

  • 60 to 90% of chronic wounds

  • 7% of acute wounds

• Use serially 1-3x per week for 2 weeks as step-up therapy for wounds that have primary or secondary signs of infection

• Pre-moisten wound bed with saline or other common wound antiseptic, surfactant wound cleanser

• Use of a surfactant or approved antiseptic may be synergistic to help disrupt biofilm and bioburden

Routine Care

• Intermittent regular use (eg. 1x weekly) with #1 Scrubbing Head to gently scrub wound bed and keep wound healing trajectory favorable

Gentler Debridement

• For painful wounds, vibratory analgesia helps to reduce pain perception compared to standard sharp debridement

Wound Edge Refashioning

• Refashioning wound edges can remove senescent cells that collect at the edges of stalled wounds, helping to restart healing

• Wound edges are a frequent source of biofilm and bioburden, which needs removal

Stalled Wounds

• Removal of devitalized tissue and bacteria improves wound physiology and jump starts healing

Gentler Debridement

• Vibratory analgesia helps to reduce pain perception compared to standard sharp debridement

• Use XSONX® on a gloved finger to show patient it is gentle before starting the procedure. This helps reassure the patient.

• XSONX® has been shown to reduce patient anxiety of debridement

• Can even have very nervous patient don a glove and feel wound head softly on their gloved hand

Clinical Studies

XSONX Key Clinical Findings

Less pain and anxiety

Easy to use

Reduced procedural time and cost savings

Precise and uniform debridement

Superior wound bed prep prior to tissue grafting

Signifiant reduction in bioburden

Clinician Feedback

“Finally, a new helpful tool to painlessly and easily remove slough from any wound.”

Erik Maus, MD, Medical Director of Wound Care, Kindred Hospital, Houston, TX

“Sonic vibrations loosen slough and biofilms with less pain and greater effectiveness than gauze alone.”

James McGuire, DPM, LPT, CPed, Professor Clinician Scholar and Wound Center Director, Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine

“Drs. John Lantis and Callie Horn have demonstrated that the XSONX® device is very useful prior to application of cellular and tissue-based therapy. It appears to enhance early tissue engraftment. In addition, the majority of patients have felt that the device is less painful than ring curette excisional debridement.”

John C. Lantis II, MD and Callie Horn, MD, Professor Clinician Scholar and Wound Center Director, Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine