For the care of non-infected superficial or deep wounds with high levels of exudate.

Indications:

• arterial ulcers
• Venous ulcers
• diabetic ulcers
• skin graft donor sites
• pressure ulcers

Wound healing stages:

• exudation phase
• granulation phase

• high comfort due to a particularly soft structure and easy wound packing
• ability to absorb high volumes of exudate promotes wound healing
• conformability to any wound bed
• binding of bacteria and cell debris in the gel
• creates a moist wound environment

Dressing change interval:

• To be determined by the attending physician in accordance with individual wound condition, degree of exsudate, and secondary dressing used, but no longer than 5-7 days.

Advice for infected wounds:

• use an occlusive secondary dressing only if the physician so decides based on the overall situation