Suprasorb® X Pro
HydroBalance Wound Dressing
Suprasorb X Pro and X + PHMB Pro promote wound healing through moisture-balance technology. Depending on the wound condition, the biocellulose structure either releases moisture to the wound or absorbs excess wound exudate. This creates a moist wound environment.
Advantages:
Depending on the wound status, the unique structure of the biocellulose either releases moisture to the wound or absorbs excess exudate.
Increase in quality of life due to pain reduction
Wound rehabilitation - supports debridement
(autolytic debridement)
The elastic and stable material allows it to conform readily to any type or depth of wound, making it particularly suitable for areas of the body which are difficult to dress.
Product composition
Suprasorb X Pro HydroBalance wound dressings consist of cellulose, water and a blue perforated polyethylene film., Suprasorb X Pro HydroBalance packing rope consists of cellulose and water.Versions
dressing
rope
Fields of application
For the treatment of non-infected superficial or deep wounds with low to moderate levels of exudate.
Indications:
- arterial and venous ulcers
- diabetic ulcers
- pressure ulcers
- superficial 2nd degree burns
- postoperative surgical wounds
- skin grafts
- skin graft sites
- abrasions, lacerations
Wound healing stages:
- exudation phase
- granulation phase
- epithelialisation phase
Intended purpose
Suprasorb X Pro HydroBalance wound dressings / packing rope aid wound healing or reduction of the wound area.
Properties
- moisture can be donated to the wound or excess exudate absorbed
- creation of a moist wound environment
- atraumatic dressing changes
- easy to conform to the wound’s particular shape and depth, especially suitable for areas of the body which are difficult to dress
- the moist environment with a cooling effect is perceived by patients as pleasant and pain-relieving
To note
Dressing change interval:
- The intervals at which Suprasorb X Pro HydroBalance wound dressings / packing rope should be replaced and the duration of treatment are determined by the treating physicians depending on the condition of the wound.
Advice
- Should the dressing or packing rope dry out, there must be adequate rehydration, with an exposure time of at least 10 minutes, before removal.