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Welcome to Histologics Wound Care - Introducing Soft K-Cot®

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Soft K-Cot® is a sterile, non-latex fingercot coated at the fingertip with an oval shaped Kylon® pad conditioned and suitable for debridement. It can be used and debris emptied once in concert with the Instructions for Use, and then discarded. Debrided material is usually necrotic and possibly contaminated, so it is advised that any evaluation for organisms in the wound base be sampled with a second device as a second procedure, using Soft K-Cot® or SoftBiopsy® (more focal smaller tip on an applicator). The Kylon® hooks retain the sample, and the cot or the tip of the SoftBiopsy® can be placed in the appropriate medium for culture, molecular testing, or anatomic pathology analysis. For debridement, please refer to the Instructions for Use and note it can be "emptied" of debris one time during any procedure using the product pouch.

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Introduction to Kylon® Devices for Wound Care

Summary on Soft K-Cot® and Soft K-Rette® Utility and Reimbursement

Soft K-Cot® SFT-4200 and Soft K-Rette® SFT-4500 – list price under 250 units at $5.50 per device

Soft K-Cot® and Soft K-Rette® are devices used for debridement and tissue sampling (tangential biopsy/curettage with simultaneous tissue-trapping for lab transport) all use the patented hooked Kylon medical fabric. They are the most versatile devices on the market for the wound care provider. Those with advanced wound care certification can perform surgical “Selective” debridement at many levels and reimbursed based on the setting where the procedure is performed, the size of the wound, the number of wounds debrided, and at the “depth level” of the debridement in accordance with Medicare Part B.