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An integrated, wearable, tubeless micro-negative pressure system for closed incision management: a translational preclinical and clinical study

  • By

  • Yunfan Ti

  • Jiayang Yue

  • Xiaohui Cao

  • Renjie Chen

  • Fan Wen

  • Shuo Zhang

  • Jiangyan Dong

  • Xiaojiang Yang

  • Zhanyong Zhu

  • Zhengfeng Lu

  • Liang Yuan

  • July 13, 2026

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    A novel tubeless micro-negative pressure device was developed to improve closed incision management in postoperative care.

  • 2

    The device demonstrated significant reductions in exudate accumulation and bacterial burden in preclinical rabbit models.

  • 3

    Enhanced tissue repair was observed, including increased angiogenesis, cell proliferation, and collagen deposition.

  • 4

    In a preliminary clinical study, the device showed effective exudate management and favorable postoperative performance.

  • 5

    The findings support the potential of integrating wearable micro-negative pressure technology into routine clinical practice.

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An integrated, wearable, tubeless micro-negative pressure system for closed incision management: a translational preclinical and clinical study

  • by Yunfan Ti, Jiayang Yue, Xiaohui Cao, Renjie Chen, Fan Wen, Shuo Zhang, Jiangyan Dong, Xiaojiang Yang, Zhanyong Zhu, Zhengfeng Lu, Liang Yuan

  • July 13, 2026

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