Rare is it that Medical Doctors touch or maintain Wound Vacs. Doctors observe and de-breed the wound. They measure and look for healing. Wound Vac (the company) trained RN's on how the machine works, operates and how the unit is installed on the patient. The company teaches how to trouble shoot and resolve issues when they happen. So if a doctor says he has not had a lot of success, there must be a reason why. I've seen some excellent nursed that were dedicated to the artform, and some who were not and considered their job, a task. Your doctor knows you and your body much better than I so I would do what your doctor insist. Best Wishes In a message dated 1/28/2014 5:16:13 P.M. Central Standard Time, g...@eskimo.com writes:
I asked about the Wound Vac for my butt sore. My doc said he has not had alot of success with the Vac on butt wounds. Greg > you should be able to go out patient and get the wound vacuum and > have a visiting nurse take care of it. I got mine while
