Smith & Nephew VERSAJET II Hydrosurgery System

The Smith & Nephew VERSAJET II Hydrosurgery System is a state-of-the-art surgical tool engineered for precision wound debridement and tissue removal. Ideal for use in hospitals, surgical suites, trauma centers, and advanced wound care facilities, this innovative system utilizes high-velocity saline jets to deliver focused, controlled hydrosurgery, streamlining the removal of necrotic tissue and biofilm while preserving viable tissue.

Designed to enhance procedural efficiency and improve patient outcomes, the Versajet II Hydrosurgery System combines sharp accuracy with gentle, minimally invasive action. The ergonomic handpiece allows for precise control during surgery, while the system’s customizable power settings accommodate various wound types and clinical requirements. With its proven clinical effectiveness and reduced procedural time, the Versajet II system is a trusted solution for surgical debridement, burn management, trauma wound care, and more.

Key Features

• Hydrosurgery technology using high-velocity saline for precise, selective tissue removal
• Ergonomic handpiece design for improved control, comfort, and maneuverability
• Efficient removal of necrotic tissue, slough, fibrin, and biofilm
• Minimally invasive approach that preserves healthy tissue and reduces procedure time
• Multiple power levels for tailored debridement in various wound types
• Single-use handpieces reduce infection risk and improve workflow efficiency
• Compatible with a range of wound care settings, including OR and bedside use

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: System console and handpieces sold separately (refer to specific SKU)
• Weight: Compact, portable console unit (weight varies by configuration)
• Materials: Medical-grade plastics, stainless steel components in disposable handpieces
• Compliance: FDA-cleared Class II medical device; meets applicable surgical standards
• Compatibility: Requires Smith & Nephew Versajet II compatible console and accessories

Ideal For

• Operating rooms and surgical centers
• Hospital burn units and trauma care departments
• Advanced wound care clinics
• Plastic and reconstructive surgery practices
• Emergency departments managing complex wounds
• Bedside procedures in acute and long-term care settings