Debrisoft® Pad
The original for highly effective, rapid and virtually painless debridement.
Debrisoft Pad – highly effective, virtually painless debridement and rapidly visible results within 2-4 minutes.
It allows removal of debris and exudate from the wound and of skin flakes and keratoses from the surrounding skin.
Even formed granulation tissue and epithelial cells are spared.
Advantages
- highly effective debridement
- virtually painless debridement
- removal of biofilm
- high patient acceptance
- good handling across the treatment duration
Product composition
polyester, polyacrylate, styrene-butadiene copolymer, ethylene vinyl acetate, carboxymethyl cellulose, polyamide, elastaneFields of application
Acute and chronic wounds and also for the skin surrounding the wound:
- diabetic ulcers
- arterial and venous ulcers
- pressure ulcers
- postoperative wounds healing by secondary intention
- traumatic and surgical wounds (abrasions, incisions, lacerations)
- burns and scalds (3rd degree: following surgical debridement)
- bullous epidermolysis
Suitable for dry, parchment-like, oily, seborrhoeic or healthy skin and hyperkeratotic skin such as may occur, for example, in association with lymphoedema.
Intended purpose
The monofilament fibre pad is used to absorb exudate, debris and skin keratoses during the debridement of superficial wounds.
Properties
- the angled fibre tops actively loosen debris and exudate from the wound
- the fibre composite absorbs and binds the loosend wound coatings and keratoses and removes them
- newly formed granulation tissue and ingrown epithelial cells are protected
To note
- product for debridement, does not stay on the wound
- can be used at every dressing change if needed
- Debrisoft Pad must not be cut to size
Advice
Very good results can also be achieved with the Debrisoft Pad on hyperkeratotic or necrotic surfaces when they have been previously treated with autolytic debridement.
- The soft fibre side can be moistened with any standard wound irrigation solution in accordance with national guidelines.