- Description
Description
Description
- When the exudate is absorbed, the hydrocolloid swells and turns into a gel that binds the exudate and debris.
- Removes bacteria and fluids.
- Excess water evaporates. areas of application on non-infected superficial wounds with mild to moderate exudates arterial and venous ulcers burns (after 3rd degree surgical debridement) skin graft areas postoperative wounds high comfort given by the ease of application particularly thin and flexible removes bacteria and fluids waterproof maintaining the moist wound bed supports the natural wound healing process
