1. Commercially available wound irrigation devices. A
Commercially available wound irrigation devices. A. The Combiport Wound Irrigation Device (Moog Medical Devices, Salt Lake City, UT). B. Wound Wash Saline (Church & Dwight, East Princeton, NJ). C. The Zerowet Supershield (Zerowet Inc., Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA). D. The Combiguard (Moog Medical Devices, Salt Lake City, UT) attaches to the Combiport or a syringe. E. The Igloo Wound Irrigation System (Photo courtesy of Bionix Medical Technologies, Toledo, OH). F. The Irrijet (Cooper Surgical, Trumbull, CT). G. The Canyons Wound Irrigation System (Wolf Tory Medical Inc., Salt Lake City, UT). H. The Squirt Wound Irrigation Kit (Merit Medical Systems Inc., South Jordan, UT). I. The Klenzalac (Zerowet Inc., Palos Verdes Peninsula, CA). J. The Splashcap (Splash Medical Devices, Atlanta, GA). K. The Irrisept (Photo courtesy of Irrisept, Gainesville, FL).
Source: Chapter 92. General Principles of Wound Management, Emergency Medicine Procedures, 2e
Citation: Reichman EF. Emergency Medicine Procedures, 2e; 2013 Available at: Accessed: March 03, 2018
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