Cardinal Health Catalyst Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Canister with Gel Occlusion Detection

Features of Cardinal Health Catalyst Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Canister with Gel Occlusion Detection

• 500cc exudate capacity
• Gel occlusion detection
• Twist N' Connect port
• Dual Lumen Tubing
• Single-use for easy disposal
• Smart Alerts
• Compatible with Catalyst and ALLY NPWT systems
• Suitable for normal and heavily exuding wounds
• Latex-free

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All About of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

Why to Use this product 

• Advanced Technology – Employs proprietary Gel Occlusion Detection and dual-lumen tubing to safely isolate infectious material and monitor pressure.
• Continuous Protection – Built-in audible and visual alarms immediately alert the user to blockages or a full canister, ensuring constant, uninterrupted treatment.
• Leak-Free Reliability – The Twist N’ Connect port design guarantees a highly secure, tight seal for dependable fluid collection.
• Wound Environment Optimization – Efficiently removes and collects excess interstitial fluid and exudate to maintain a clean wound environment for optimal healing.
• High Performance, Low Noise – Supported by a powerful yet quiet motor that delivers high-performance therapy without disruption.
• Enhanced Ease of Use – Designed with simplicity in mind for effortless therapy initiation, straightforward troubleshooting, and easy disposal.
• Broad System Compatibility – Versatile design works seamlessly with both the Cardinal Health Catalyst and ALLY NPWT devices.
• Safe Build Quality – Completely free from natural rubber latex, making it highly suitable for patients with latex sensitivities or allergies.

What to buy with Cardinal Health Catalyst NPWT Canister

• Cardinal Health Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Y-Connector
• Cardinal Health CATALYST Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Device
• Argentum Silverlon Antimicrobial Negative Pressure Dressing

How to change Catalyst Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Canister?

1. Clamp the tubing closed
   
2. Turn off by pressing the OFF Button
3. Gently twist and pull the blue Twist N’ Connect end of the tubing counterclockwise and pull to remove the tubing from the canister
   
4. Press the Canister Release Button found above the canister. Grasp the canister at the bottom and pull downward
   
5. Cap the canister. Ask your healthcare professional how to properly dispose of a used canister.
6. Hold the new, unused canister at the bottom and slide upwards
7. Align the two ports on the canister lid to the two ports in the Catalyst and press the canister upwards until it “clicks” into place
   
8. Reconnect the tubing to the canister by gently lining up the blue Twist N’ Connect end of the tubing to the blue Twist N’ Connect port on the canister, push down, and twist clockwise to lock into place.
   
9. Reopen the tubing clamp
   
10. Turn on by pressing the ON Button

How to reconnect Canister into Catalyst NPWT Device?

1. Gently line up the blue Twist N’ Connect end of the tubing to the blue Twist N’ Connect port on the canister, push down and twist clockwise to lock into place
2. Reopen the tubing clamp by pushing down on the top of the clamp until it releases. Note: Only applicable if clamp is present. If clamp is not present, skip to the next step.
3. Turn the CATALYST on by pressing the ON Button to resume negative pressure wound therapy.

Note - During negative pressure wound therapy, when the canister fills with fluid, it should be replaced immediately. Fluids are not removed from the dressing once the canister is full.

Related Links -
All About of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy
Cardinal Health Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Systems

Frequently Asked Questions -

1. What is the capacity of the Cardinal Health Catalyst NPWT Canister?

The Catalyst NPWT Canister has a 500cc capacity, making it appropriate for both moderate and heavily exuding wounds. It should be replaced as soon as it is full to ensure uninterrupted therapy.

2. Is the Catalyst Canister compatible with the Cardinal Health ALLY NPWT Device?

Yes. The Cardinal Health Catalyst Canister is compatible with both the Catalyst and ALLY NPWT devices.

3. How often does the Catalyst NPWT canister need to be replaced?

The canister should be replaced when full. The device will emit an audible and visual "full canister" alert. Your wound care clinician may also specify a replacement schedule based on drainage volume. The canister is a single-use device and must not be refilled or reused.

4. Is the Cardinal Health Catalyst Canister latex-free?

Yes. This canister is not made with natural rubber latex, making it appropriate for patients with latex sensitive skin or allergies.

5. What wound types is the Catalyst NPWT Canister used for?

The Catalyst NPWT system — and by extension its canisters — is indicated for use on a range of wound types including chronic wounds (diabetic ulcers, pressure injuries, venous ulcers), acute wounds, dehisced surgical incisions, traumatic wounds, and flaps and grafts. Always follow your doctor's prescription for specific indications.