Product features:

DracoFoam Infectious
Polyhexanide-containing foam wound dressing with adhesive border

DracoFoam Infekt haft is a polyhexanide-containing foam dressing for the silver-free control of infections in chronic and acute wounds with intact surrounding skin. The self-adhesive border ensures a secure hold for the dressing, which, thanks to its high exudate absorption and evaporation rate, is ideally suited for combating wound infections. The wound antiseptic polyhexanide (PHMB) in the polyurethane foam is effective against germs. PHMB is not absorbed, does not lead to resistance development, and is known for its excellent tissue compatibility, making DracoFoam Infekt haft a particularly gentle dressing for patients. DracoFoam Infekt haft can be used on critically colonized or infected wounds, as well as on moderately to heavily exuding wounds in the exudative and granulation phases. DracoFoam Infekt haft also provides optimal care for superficial chronic wounds such as arterial and venous leg ulcers, pressure ulcers with intact surrounding skin, diabetic foot ulcers, second-degree burns, post-operative wounds, abrasions, split-thickness skin grafts, and skin donor sites. The dressing is suitable for compression therapy.

Features of the DracoFoam Infekt adhesive foam wound dressing with adhesive border:
o Reduction of the germ load.
Excellent exudate management.
o Patient-friendly.
High ease of use.
Fewer dressing changes.

Areas of application:
Pressure ulcers, leg ulcers, diabetic foot syndrome, secondary wound healing disorders, abrasions, iatrogenic wounds, lacerations, scratches, bite wounds, lacerations, split-thickness skin grafts, second-degree burns and infected wounds.

Skin surrounding the wound:
Intact.

Wound stages:
Infection, necrosis, fibrin plaque.

Wound healing phases:
Exudation phase, granulation phase.

Wearing time:
Up to 7 days.

Material:
Hydrophilic, absorbent polyurethane foam, polyhexanide, acrylate adhesive.

Adhesive:
Acrylic adhesive.

Source: www.draco.de
As of January 2021