Specifications - Limb Preservation Brochure.pdf

ENHANCING DIAGNOSTIC

DRIVEN WOUND CARE

LIMB PRESERVATION

Improving outcomes by helping to reduce complications and prevent amputations SnapshotNIR (KD204T) is a non-contact near-infrared (NIR), refl ectance-based technology that measures tissue oxygen saturation (StO2) in superfi cial tissue. Using multiple wavelengths of NIR light, SnapshotNIR measures relative amounts of oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin in the micro-circulation where oxygen exchange is happening.

Snapshot provides users with a tissue oxygenation map that can be used to support clinical decision making, for tracking and trending oxygenation, and for evaluating tissue viability. Capture accurate, actionable data regarding the availability of oxygenated blood in tissue, helping to provide insightful decision making throughout the continuum of care.

>80% of non-traumatic amputations are the result of vascular disease

50% mortality rate within 5 years of amputation

People with critical limb ischemia (CLI) have a 25% chance of death or 40% chance of amputation within 1 year of diagnosis

Oxygen is a critical element for wound healing Understanding oxygenation of the microvasculature is a key to perceiving potential tissue survival and healing. The more informed you are, the greater impact you can make in your therapeutic choices, which can lead to reduced complications and improved outcomes.

Snapshot provides users with a tissue oxygenation map that can be used to support clinical

Risk of amputation increases 8x once a diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) develops

“ This technology allows clinicians to rapidly assess tissue oxygenation in patients with chronic wounds, which can help avoid delays in diagnosis and treatment.

SnapshotNIR plays a key role in limb preservation in our diabetic patients, allowing woundologists to identify the patients who will benefi t from advanced modalities, such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy.” Dr. Thomas Serena, M.D., SerenaGroup® Research Foundation

“ Point-of-care tissue viability information provides actionable insights for treatment decisions, leading to improved patient care.” Dr. Charles Andersen, M.D.

Chief of Vascular/Endovascular Surgery Madigan Army Medical Center

WEEK 0 WEEK 1 WEEK 6

Assessment Imaging

• Actionable tissue assessment data in seconds

• Time is tissue: early assessment may lead to limb preservation

• Optimize wound bed prep for application of CTP’s and other advanced therapies

• Improve selection and management of HBOT patients

• Document therapeutic effectiveness

• Document proof of medical necessity and outcomes for reimbursement

• Track wound healing progression with serial imaging

• Securely share image reports right from the device

• Bedside care, in all care settings

• Support patient compliance by showing progress in their healing journey that cannot be seen with the eye

• Easy to learn and use

• FDA 510(k) cleared

Time is tissue: early assessment may lead to limb preservation

Optimize wound bed prep for application of CTP’s and other advanced therapies

Document proof of medical necessity and outcomes for reimbursement

Serial imaging of a patient’s wound as it progresses to closure with weekly therapy. Using Snapshot’s linear and area measurement function, it was documented that wound decreased in size from an area of 4.0 cm², length = 2.6 cm and width = 1.7 cm at the start of treatment, to an area of 2.7 cm², length = 2.2 cm and width = 1.7 cm one week later, to an area of 0.6 cm², length = 0.8 cm and width = 0.6 cm after 6 weeks. You can also see improvements in tissue oxygenation levels in the wound (56%, 66%, and 69% at Week 0, Week 1 and Week 6, respectively) and in the peri-wound (52%, 59%, and 66%, and at Week 0, Week 1 and Week 6, respectively).

*References: Singh N, Armstrong D, Lipsky, B. Preventing Foot Ulcers in Patients with Diabetes. JAMA. 2005; 293(2): 217-228, Singh N, Armstrong D, Lipsky, B. Preventing foot ulcers in patients with diabetes. JAMA 2005; 293(2): 217-228, Wound Care Awareness 2019 Infographic (Healogics) or Pasquina PF et al. Special considerations for multiple limb amputation. Curr Phys Med Rehabil Rep 2014; 2(4): 273-289, Sanguily, J. Reducing amputation rates in critical limb ischemia patients via a limb salvage program: a retrospective analysis. Vas Dis Manag 2016; 13(5): E112-E119

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56% 66% 69%

Track and document actionable data for medical necessity, therapeutic effi cacy, and outcomes while easily integrating digital captures into the patient record.

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Simultaneous capture and comparison of clinical and StO2 images

Touch screen to display tissue StO2 values

Zoom in and out and pan side to side with fi nger-tip control

Generate image reports

Immediate identifi cation of healthy & at-risk tissue

Track and monitor treatment progress

• Turn device on and image. No calibration needed!

• Focus lasers ensure the same focal distance for every image

• Now with Reimbursement (CPT® 0640T, 0641T, 0642T)

Accurately capture linear wound and area measurements

Hemoglobin view: See relative amounts of oxyhemoglobin, deoxyhemoglobin, total hemoglobin and the overall oxygen saturation images on a single screen

Save image screenshots to store in the patient fi le or save on a USB

Select single image or image comparison mode

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