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The sustained negative pressure created by vacuum sealing drainage (VSD) on exposed vascular wounds can result in blood vessel compression, embolism, or necrosis. The objective of this research was to explore the ability of an experimental vascular protective shield combined with VSD to protect exposed vessels of the lower limbs and accelerate wound repair.

Experimental vascular protective shield combined with vacuum sealing drainage prevents pressure on exposed vessels and accelerates wound repair