Portable regulated pressure devices for medical procedures

A device to adjust a vacuum applied to a tissue of a patient, comprising:

• a suction device with a plurality of compartments, where the suction device is adapted to be attached to the tissue of the patient through at least one of the plurality of compartments, where the suction device is adapted to deliver an agent to the tissue of the patient through at least one of the plurality of compartments;
• a vacuum sensor for monitoring a vacuum applied to the tissue of the patient;
• one or more sensors for monitoring the patient;
• a pump for simultaneously supplying both positive pressure and negative pressure to one or more of the plurality of compartments;
• and
• a processor for adjusting the vacuum applied to the tissue where the processor activates the pump to perform functions including:
• applying one or both positive pressure and negative pressure to the at least one of the plurality of compartments attaching the suction device to the tissue of the patient when the one or more sensors monitoring the patient indicate an increase or decrease in vacuum is required;
• and
• applying one or both positive pressure and negative pressure to the at least one of the plurality of compartments delivering the agent to the tissue of the patient when the one or more sensors monitoring the patient indicate an increase or decrease in the agent is required.

A method of stabilizing a wound on a mammal, comprising:

• receiving a pumping device adapted for applying a vacuum to a suction device, where the pumping device one or both receives and has preset parameters to control the vacuum to be applied to the wound;
• receiving the suction device adapted to enclose the wound, including a compartment for delivering an agent and a vacuum sensor;
• locating the suction device around the wound;
• receiving one or more sensors for monitoring one or more of a condition of the wound, the wound, a condition of the mammal and the mammal;
• positioning the one or more sensors for monitoring one or both the condition of the wound and the condition of the mammal;
• beginning monitoring of the data from the one or more sensors;
• activating the pumping device to secure the suction device to the wound, where the pumping device functions include:
• monitoring the vacuum applied to the wound via the vacuum sensor;
• comparing the vacuum applied to the wound, the data from the one or more sensors and the preset parameters using an algorithm processed on a processor;
• automatically applying one or both positive pressure and negative pressure to the wound when the one or more sensors monitoring the mammal indicate an increase or decrease in vacuum is required;
• and
• automatically applying one or both positive pressure and negative pressure to the compartment for delivering the agent when the one or more sensors monitoring the mammal indicate an increase or decrease in the agent is required.