Description:

Wound Foam Dressing laminated with PU film for elbow use  or for trachea cannula use self-adhesive

Structure:

The foam dressing is made of medical polyurethane which contains CMC, processed by newest foam technology.

Characteristics:

1.It is a new high-end polymer material, made by the 3D foaming of medical polyurethane which contains CMC;

2.It can absorbs exudation massively in fast speed and locks it, keeping a moist environment and preventing the surrounding normal skin maceration;

3.It will be more docile after absorbing the exudation and expanding inward; Foam pad, which is soft and can keep the local wound moist, evenly disperses the pressure ;

4.Do not adhesion to the wound, which avoids the replacement making mechanical damage once again ;

5.Good absorbency even under the pressure bandage;

6.Biologic semi-permeable PU film covering the surface to prevent bacteria and foreign matter outside completely while the wound exchange gases with the atmosphere freely.

Applications: All kinds of moderate to high exudation wounds 1.Chronic treatment of exudative wounds: Ulcers of arteries and veins

in lower limb; Each phase of pressure ulcers; Diabetic ulcers; 2.The treatment of acute wounds: Second-degree burns, skin donor sites, skin abrasions, postoperative wounds etc. 

How to use:

1.Before using foam dressing, clean the wound with normal saline, dry the   surrounding skin tenderly;

2.Foam dressing(without glue) must be used together with adhesive dressing;

3.Replacement time depends mainly on the quantity of exudation and absorbing extent; please replace a new one when the exudation is 2cm approaching the edge of dressing;

4.When the exudation becomes less, it is suggested to decrease the frequency of changing wound dressing or to stop using the dressing and change another kind of dressing; One piece can stay no longer than 7 days;

5. Foam dressing can be used together with alginate wound dressing or silver ion wound dressing so that the autolytic necrotic tissue can debride itself, avoiding maceration to the skin.

Cautions:

Not applicable for dry wound surface except the prevention of pressure ulcers.

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