Hydromed Plus
Additional information
| 10 x 10 cm | 5 pcs, Cod. 892023 |
|---|---|
| 15 x 15 cm | 5 pcs, Cod. 892025 |
| 20 x 20 cm | 3 pcs, Cod. 892020 |
Hydrogel island dressings with adhesive borders combine a hydrating, moisture-donating wound pad with a secure, waterproof or breathable adhesive backing. They are designed to manage dry to minimally exuding wounds while providing an optimal moist healing environment.
The dressing is permeable to water vapour, gases and small protein molecules but impermeable to bacteria.
Hydromed Plus provides a moist environment at the surface of the wound. Provided that the gel is not allowed to dry out, it will not adhere to the underlying tissue upon removal.
Hydromed Plus hydrates the wound surface and promotes the autolysis of necrotic and fibrinous tissues, promoting granulation on new tissues.
Hydromed Plus is latex free.
- MOISTURE DONATION: THE CENTRAL HYDROGEL PAD CONTAINS A HIGH PERCENTAGE OF WATER, WHICH ACTIVELY HYDRATES DRY NECROTIC TISSUE AND SLOUGH TO FACILITATE AUTOLYTIC DEBRIDEMENT.
- SOOTHING PAIN RELIEF: THE COOLING EFFECT OF THE HYDROGEL INSTANTLY CALMS NERVE ENDINGS, REDUCING PAIN AND DISCOMFORT UPON APPLICATION.
- INTEGRATED ADHESIVE BORDER: FEATURES A HYPOALLERGENIC, SKIN-FRIENDLY ADHESIVE BORDER THAT SEALS THE WOUND MARGINS SECURELY, ELIMINATING THE NEED FOR SECONDARY FIXATION TAPE.
- EXUDATE MANAGEMENT: BALANCES MOISTURE BY DONATING WATER TO DRY WOUNDS OR ABSORBING MINIMAL AMOUNTS OF FLUID WITHOUT BREAKING DOWN INTO THE WOUND BED.
- NON-ADHERENT WOUND CONTACT: THE CENTRAL PAD WILL NOT STICK TO THE DELICATE NEW GRANULATION TISSUE, ENSURING TRAUMA-FREE, PAINLESS DRESSING CHANGES.
- SEMI-PERMEABLE BARRIER: THE OUTER FILM BACKING ALLOWS AIR AND MOISTURE VAPOR TRANSMISSION WHILE PROTECTING THE WOUND FROM EXTERNAL BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION AND FLUIDS.
- HIGH TRANSPARENCY OPTIONS: MANY VARIANTS ARE SEMI-TRANSPARENT, ALLOWING CLINICIANS TO MONITOR THE WOUND HEALING PROGRESS AND MOISTURE LEVELS WITHOUT REMOVING THE DRESSING.
- Dry and Necrotic Wounds
- Minimally Exuding Wounds
- Burns and Scalds
- Post-Operative Incisions
- Skin Donor and Graft Sites