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We saw positive patient impacts almost immediately once we began using the AbClo. In addition, we save considerable hard and soft costs and our physicians enjoyed using the AbClo device. Using the AbClo is not only improving our patient care but freeing up significant resources when we need them the most.

The AbClo device resulted in a primary myofascial closure rate of 98%. Our findings suggest that a non-invasive, preemptive, approach to fascial reapproximation could have a positive impact in preventing lateralization and contraction of the abdominal wall in OA patients.

AbClo dramatically improved our closure rate for open abdomen patients. It was easy to use and was easily integrated into my current treatment methods for open abdomen patients. AbClo’s use resulted in better outcomes for my patients.

The pilot using the AbClo was extremely successful.

AbClo has provided us with an important additional non-invasive approach to aggressive facial closure for our OA cases in our trauma service. Our ability to manage the reapproximation of the OA cases is a significant advantage that may avoid using more invasive alternative devices that are currently available.

AbClo allowed us to successfully close when we needed.

The AbClo device proved invaluable for our patient with an open abdomen receiving Direct Peritoneal Dialysis. Even after the patient required CPR, the AbClo helped maintain pressure and ensure the seal remained intact once we regained ROSC. It's a reliable tool in critical situations. In my experience, patients do better and heal quicker with an AbClo device. It's become an essential part of our treatment protocol for managing trauma patients with open abdomens.

The AbClo device is a game-changer. Patients consistently have good outcomes. What's really impressive is how it helps fascia on larger patients close faster. It's made a significant difference in our practice and patient care.

AbClo is the next evolution in aggressive closure strategies for managing the open abdomen, encapsulating the benefits of leaving a patient with an open abdomen while mitigating the risk of failing to achieve primary closure. The benefits we have seen in our patients and with improving OR utilization in our hospital are clear. Our group has included AbClo as part of our open abdomen guideline for both Trauma and Emergency Surgery open abdomen cases.