Smith and Nephew 5999004120 Exu-Dry Speciality Absorptive Wound Dressings 10cm x 15cm Box/10
EXU-DRY◊Speciality Absorptive Wound Dressings
A versatile range of highly absorbent wound dressings
EXU-DRY◊ Dressings are a versatile range of highly absorbent wound dressings in a variety of shapes and sizes, including anatomical shapes, to meet a variety of patient needs.
Features and benefits
- Reduce frequency of change: The EXU-DRY Dressing range has been shown in a case series of 9 patients to reduce the frequency of changes to once a day
- May reduce pain: A case series of 9 patients showed that EXU-DRY Dressing may reduce pain experienced by the patient during dressing changes
- Unique patented anti-shear layer: EXU-DRY Dressing range has been designed with an anti-shear layer helping to minimise damage caused by friction and shear, helping to protect the wound
- Conformable: Conforms readily and comfortably to contours of the body
Indications
Under the care of a healthcare professional, EXU-DRY Dressings are indicated as a primary dressing for exudate absorption and the management of superficial to full thickness wounds.
Typical wounds are:
• First and second degree burns
• Venous leg ulcers
• Skin grafts, including those treated with bio-engineered skin substitutes
• EXU-DRY Dressings may also be used for exudate management associated with lymphedema
• EXU-DRY Dressings may also be used for exudate management and anti-shear benefits associated with skin sloughing disorders
• EXU-DRY Dressings may also be used for exudate management associated with superficial to full thickness wounds treated with bio-engineered skin substitutes
Secondary dressing
EXU-DRY Dressings may be used as a secondary dressing and used in combination with other products (e.g. DURAFIBER◊ Absorbent Gelling Fibrous Dressing, ALGISITE◊ M Calcium Alginate Wound Dressing and INTRASITE◊ Gel Hydrogel Wound Dressing). The dressing may be used under compression if required, however, dressings may require more frequent changes. For sheet dressings equipped with elastic straps, fix to a single bed mattress. A patient may then be placed onto the bed covered by the dressing.