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Silicone Foam Dressing with Border
Edged silicone gel foam is a new type of medical functional dressing independently developed and produced by Hongao Medical and approved by the State Drug Administration for registration and marketing, registration certificate number: National Machinery Note 20223140748.
The product has a multi-layer composite structure, each layer of which is a flexible material. The porous silicone adhesive layer in contact with the wound surface has moderate viscosity, which plays a fixed role and does not adhere to the wet wound bed, which is conducive to the replacement of dressings. The polyurethane foam and absorbent pad in the core are double-layered, giving the soft polysilicone foam dressing a strong liquid absorption ability; The special cut flower process enhances the compliance of the product and makes it better fit to the wound. Due to its dense characteristics, the top layer of polyurethane backing film can effectively prevent the penetration of liquid water and bacterial particles, thus playing an insulating role. It is also hygroscopic, allowing gaseous water to evaporate through this membrane, synergistically maintaining a humid environment suitable for wound healing.
Usage method
Product features and advantages
1. The backing layer is waterproof, antibacterial, and moisture-permeable, effectively protecting the wound and isolating the external environment from pollution;
2. Special cut flowers give the product better compliance and can fit more closely to the wound;
3. Multi-layer structure design, soft, comfortable and elastic, effectively cushioning external pressure and protecting wounds;
4. The core is strong to absorb liquid, and has a certain ability to lock liquid, which can reduce the risk of wound maceration;
5. After absorbing the liquid, the overall structure of the dressing can be maintained, and it does not adhere to the wet wound bed, which is convenient for dressing change.
Scope of application
This includes acute and chronic wounds, such as partial-thickness burns, skin lacerations, abrasions, postoperative suture wounds, donor wounds, pressure injuries, diabetic foot ulcers, venous leg ulcers, etc