Arobella QWTS

Qoustic Wound Therapy Systemâ„¢ - FDA-cleared advanced ultrasound technology for biofilm removal and accelerated wound healing

Advanced Ultrasound Wound Therapy

The Arobella Qoustic Wound Therapy System combines innovative low-frequency ultrasound technology with irrigation and standard curettage to provide non-invasive, highly effective wound debridement and biofilm removal.

Trusted by leading medical institutions including Mayo Clinic, Walter Reed Military Medical Center, Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center, Duke Medicine, and Baylor University Medical Center.

FDA-cleared for wound debridement and biofilm removal
35 kHz low-frequency ultrasound technology
Contact and non-contact treatment modes
Proven efficacy against MRSA and resistant biofilms
Podiatry Today Top 10 Innovations Winner (2010)

Key Specifications

FDA Clearance
K131096 (May 16, 2014)
Technology
Low-frequency ultrasound (35 kHz)
Treatment Modes
Contact and non-contact
Typical Session
15-20 minutes
Clinical Efficacy
Documented in peer-reviewed journals
Patient Satisfaction
95%+ satisfaction rate

Clinical Benefits

Advanced Biofilm Removal

Low-frequency 35 kHz ultrasound disrupts and removes resistant biofilms including MRSA

Non-Invasive Debridement

Selective removal of necrotic tissue without damaging healthy tissue

Clinically Proven

FDA-cleared (K131096) and used by Mayo Clinic, Walter Reed, Johns Hopkins

Pain Reduction

Patients report 50-70% pain reduction after initial treatments

Indications for Use

Chronic Wounds

Long-standing wounds resistant to conventional treatment

Diabetic Ulcers

Diabetic foot and leg ulcers with biofilm colonization

Burn Wounds

Thermal injuries requiring specialized debridement

Surgical Wounds

Post-operative wounds with delayed healing

Pressure Ulcers

Stage III-IV pressure injuries

Biofilm-Resistant Wounds

Wounds with MRSA and resistant biofilms

Clinical Case Studies

Real-world outcomes from clinical practice

Chronic Diabetic Ulcer Resolution

Patient

Patient with 6-month non-healing diabetic foot ulcer

Treatment

8 sessions of Arobella QWTS over 4 weeks

Outcome

Complete wound closure with 95% reduction in wound area

Timeline: 4 weeks

Biofilm-Resistant Wound Healing

Patient

Post-surgical wound with MRSA biofilm colonization

Treatment

6 sessions targeting biofilm disruption

Outcome

Biofilm eradication and successful epithelialization

Timeline: 3 weeks

Burn Wound Recovery

Patient

Second-degree burn with delayed healing

Treatment

10 sessions combined with standard care

Outcome

Accelerated healing, reduced pain, improved cosmetic outcome

Timeline: 6 weeks

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