Wound Care
Biomedical Engineering
SwRI engineers and scientists conduct research, develop products, and test products related to wound care.
Wound healing is a complex process. With a large staff of technical experts, Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) is poised to assist companies in the research and development of wound care technology, using multidisciplinary teams. This expertise, combined with the other technical areas in the center, has positioned SwRI to address all of the aspects of wound care.
- Wound status monitoring
- Negative pressure therapy
- Healing stimulation (ultrasound, RF, electrical, etc.)
- Controlled release materials
- Debridement tools and methods
- Dressings and negative pressure manifolds
- Needles and microneedles
- Tissue scaffolds
- Predictive modeling algorithms
SwRI also welcomes collaborations with interested researchers.
Related Terminology
wound care • biomedical engineering • biomedical technology • medical device • biotechnology • orthopedic center • wound status monitoring • wound healing therapies • limb health • biomechanics • cardiac biodynamics • hemodynamics • joint articulation • joint lubrication • mechanical modeling • microneedles
