Prior to use of ANY Solventum Therapy, it is important for the provider to read and understand all Instructions for Use, including Safety Information, Dressing Application Instructions, and Instructions for Use for Clinicians.
This information is intended for healthcare professionals only. Solventum recommends that clinicians participate in device in-service and training prior to use.
This presentation may contain slides providing case studies (and/or results from clinical publications) based on the physician’s individual clinical experience and research. As with any such case studies or research, the results and outcomes should not be interpreted as a guarantee or warranty of similar results. Individual results may vary depending on the patient’s circumstances and condition.
Unless otherwise specified, any economic value or savings reported is based on published clinical data; economic analysis may have been conducted by Solventum based on this data. Savings are estimates only and specific to the patients in the published clinical study. Savings may not be typical and may vary.
Scientific research was conducted by Solventum employees and consultants.
Any opinions, findings and/or conclusions or recommendations expressed in this presentation are those of the presenter, not necessarily those of Solventum and/or its affiliates.
Follow local institutional protocols for infection control and waste disposal procedures. Local protocols should be based on the applicable federal, state and/or local government environmental regulations.
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Speaker is a paid consultant for Solventum.

Please note: The IWII guidelines state that DACC technology can be used across the entire infection continuum, rather than only for contamination or colonisation as currently stated in this webinar. The full IWII guidance can be accessed at: https://woundsinternational.com/consensus-documents/wound-infection-in-clinical-practice-principles-of-best-practice/