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A highly absorbent, self-adherent silicone foam dressing that sticks to the skin surrounding the wound bed. This helps minimize pain and the risk of damage to the wound area.
INDICATIONS
1. Light to heavily exuding wounds
2. Pressure ulcers
3. Leg and foot ulcers
4. Traumatic wounds and skin tears
5. Surgical wounds
6. Graft and donor sites
7. Burns (1st and 2nd degree)
CONTRAINDICATIONS
1. Not intended for use on third-degree burns
2. Do not use on dry wounds
NON-ADHESIVE
PRIMARY DRESSING
FOR DEEP WOUNDS
SEMI-OCCLUSIVE
LATEX-FREE
LIGHT TO HEAVY ABSORPTION
WEAR UP TO 7 DAYS
ETHYLENE OXIDE STERILIZED
Item #: 1968
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Abena’s Silicone Foam Dressing features a soft silicone protective backing layer, absorbent foam, and core silicone oil technology. The protective backing is a highly breathable top layer that conforms to the skin while providing barrier protection from water and bacteria. The absorbent foam manages high levels of exudate which helps prevent maceration. The core silicone oil technology provides a gentle contact layer for fragile skin, and can be lifted and repositioned without losing its adherence. This triple-layer construction facilitates dynamic fluid management to provide the optimal moist wound environment, which helps promote faster wound closure. The dressing is comfortable, conformable, and can be cut to fit.
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Carefully clean the wound and its surrounding area with sterile water or saline solution and dry the surrounding skin gently.
While avoiding contact with the adhesive area by holding the dressing by its transparent release papers, gently apply it to the wound.
While avoiding contact with the adhesive area, carefully remove the clear protective plastic films from the pad side of the dressing.
Center the dressing over the wound, all the while avoiding contact with the sterile adhesive area, then gently press in place.
