Wound dressing "Hydrocoll" №1

Description

Hydrocoll is a sterile, self-adhesive, absorbent hydrocolloid wound dressing coated with a gas-permeable, water-repellent film that prevents the penetration of microorganisms.

Functional features

Upon contact with a wound, the hydrocolloid traps the wound exudate, resulting in the formation of a gel that provides a moist environment for healing.

The gel layer prevents the Hydrocoll from sticking to the wound.

The bandage does not irritate granulation or epithelial tissue and causes minimal discomfort to the patient.

The gel remains absorbent until the hydrocolloids are saturated, which is manifested by the deformation of the bandage in the form of a bubble.

Purpose

• For the treatment of wounds with mild to moderate exudation

• Chronic, slowly healing wounds: trophic ulcers, bedsores

• Acute wounds: minor burns; donor skin

• Other surgical and traumatic wounds

Indications

• For the care of chronic and poorly healing wounds, such as bedsores, trophic and diabetic ulcers. For individual use.

Contraindications

• Clinically infected wounds, fungal infections, third-degree burns, exposed bones, muscles, tendons.

Characteristics

• Absorbency

• Can shower and bath

• Creating a Moist Healing Environment

• Atraumatic when changing the dressing

• Well modeled on the wound