Products

Anscare supplies various wound dressings that provide balanced moisture environment on wound bed.

Hemostasis

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Hydrocolloid Dressing

Wound Management

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Anywhere, Anytime Scar Treatment

Scar Care

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SIMO NPWT System

NPWT

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Education

Wound Care and Scar Care

Why is hydration important to prevent scars from forming?

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The secrets behind effective bleeding control – ChitoClot series and its applications

Hemostasis is the first step in wound management for severe bleeding. Methods for rapid and effective bleeding control are undoubtedly essential in hemorrhage management.

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Care after cardiac catheterization

Cardiac catheterization is invasive. A cardiologist inserts a small tube that is about 100-150 cm in length (as thin as an atomic pen) into the femoral artery through the wrist or the iliac crest.

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What is Negative Pressure Wound Therapy?

Introduction to Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

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News

16 May.2023

NTU Hospital Professor Presents Clinical Results of Anscare’s SIMO Postoperative NPWT System at EWMA 2023, Europe's Largest Wound Management Symposium

Anscare participated in the European Wound Management Association's (EWMA) annual conference in Italy on May 3-5, 2023.

27 Apr.2023

Anscare Showcases SIMO NPWT System for Post-Operative Wound Care at EWMA 2023 Symposium

We are proud to shine the spotlight on our state-of-the-art SIMO negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) system at the EWMA 2023 conference. SIMO is a cost-effective and practical solution for post-operative wound care that has been adopted by numerous medical institutions in Taiwan and is gaining international acclaim from clinicians and patients alike.

19 Apr.2023

Revolutionizing Wound Management: Discover SIMO, the Battery-Free NPWT Device at EWMA 2023 in Milan!

Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) is a widely used technique used for promoting various types of wound healing. However, traditional NPWT devices can be cumbersome, expensive, and require power sources, limiting their use in some clinical settings.