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Lodine Incise Drape
Iodine-containing surgical films are attached to the surgical incision or wound surface to prevent infection and promote wound healing by releasing iodine-containing drugs. Iodine is a powerful disinfectant that can kill many harmful microorganisms. Both the incision and the wound are susceptible to infection during surgery, so the use of iodine-containing surgical films can effectively inhibit the occurrence of infection and reduce the postoperative infection rate. In addition, iodine-containing surgical films can also promote wound healing and prevent wound dehiscence and blood loss.
The iodine-containing surgical film is composed of a pressure-sensitive adhesive containing povidone-iodine, a PU film, a release liner and a side strip. The iodine-containing surgical film is used for surgical skin preparation to cover the surgical incision area, and the incision position is continuously inhibited.
Usage method
Product features and advantages
1. Hypoallergenic, using hypoallergenic glue to reduce skin irritation;
2. Complete specifications, which can meet the choice of different clinical departments;
3. Safe, sterile sterilization packaging, one-time use, reduce the probability of nosocomial infection;
4. Convenient, easy to use, easy to operate, improve the efficiency of nursing work;
5. It has a broad-spectrum antibacterial effect, and has a significant sustained antibacterial effect on Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Candida albicans, etc.
Scope of application
It can be used in various surgeries to effectively prevent intraoperative and postoperative infections, minimize the flow of wound fluid to the non-surgical area, prevent the surgical wound from turning outward, and facilitate the smooth suturing of the wound.