Abstract: Vaccum dressing for the enhancement of compression and drainage in vacuum therapy, of those, which are sealed by an adhesive sheet on which is coupled a suction tube connected to a vacuum pump, and which comprise below of said adhesive sheet an external component, which is a water-permeable open pore foam, and an internal component, which is attached to said external component, and which comprises at least one outer layer, which is attached to said external component, water vapor permeable and impermeable to water and an internal layer adherent to the skin and intended to contact the body surface, characterized in that said external component is constituted by a plurality of foam fragments adjacent to each other and distributed over the surface of the internal component and in the spaces between said foam fragments a plurality of areas devoid of external component is generated in said internal component.

Abstract: The perfecting of the improved vacuum dressing and the use thereof in vacuum-assisted therapy may be a tool that may include the possibility of incorporating a drainage device with modified Redon drains and may increase or reduce the variable permeability of said dressing in a manufactured manner, depending on the designation thereof.

Abstract: A sealing device for vacuum pressure therapy, including a film that includes a section (5) of a tube fixed or prefixed through a sealed union (6), and able to connect to the suction tube (4), having at its periphery an adhesive area (7) covered by protective flaps (8). In an alternative variant, the device has a piece of foam (9) built inside.

Abstract: Vacuum dressing sealed by an adhesive film (5) to which is coupled a suction tube (4) connected to a vacuum pump, said dressing comprising an external layer (2) of foam with open pores of large size, and a semi-permeable internal layer, characterized in that it constitutes a large integrated dressing incorporating a drainage device comprising tubes (9) with a plurality of holes (9a) at the ends thereof, one end being inserted in the external layer (2) and the other end in the operative plane (8).