Debrisoft products are unique, safe, highly effective debridement products that significantly improve wound bed preparation for acute and chronic wounds.
Debrisoft Pads are ideal for cleansing wound surfaces and removing hyperkeratotic or dry skin, while Debrisoft Lolly safely reaches deep, undermined, or tunneling areas where alternative debridement methods may be impractical.
Indications
Debrisoft is recommended for cleansing of both superficial acute and chronic wounds, including but not limited to:
Leg ulcers
Diabetic ulcers
Pressure injuries
Burns, including 3rd degree burns after surgical debridement
Traumatic and surgical wounds (e.g.: abrasions, incisions, lacerations)
Debrisoft is also highly effective for the removal of hyperkeratotic tissue, including lymphedema associated keratosis, dry skin and seborrheic plaques.
Debrisoft Lolly additionally is suitable to debride deep, undermining, and tunneling wounds as well as cleansing hard-to-reach areas like in-between toes and skin folds.
How does Debrisoft work?
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Debrisoft’s award winning technology, the monofilament fibers, reach into the wound bed or periwound skin and loosen debris and non-viable tissue gently through circular motion. Due to the high density of monofilament fiber composite, debris and non-viable tissue are lifted, bound and safely removed, while providing a virtually painless experience for the patient.
The fiber composite material of Debrisoft consists of 100% knitted monofilament polyester fibers.
Beveled fiber tips loosens debris effectively while protecting newly formed granulation tissue and epithelial cells.
Fiber composite lifts, binds, and removes slough and debris, including biofilm.
Necrotic Tissue*
Biofilm
Pain Sensitivity
Hyperkeratosis
Burns
Infected
Slough
Granulating
Trauma
When should you use Debrisoft?
Every time.
The T.I.M.E concept for wound bed preparation, introduced in 2002, is still one of the most popular concepts guiding clinicians to identify and breakdown local barriers to wound healing.
The 4 steps of successful wound bed preparation according to T.I.M.E. are:
Tissue Management
Inflammation or Infection Control
Moisture balance
Edge epithelial advancement
These steps need to be addressed systematically so wound healing can take place.
Enabling a clean wound bed, by gently removing devitalized cell debris, reducing potentially harming bacteria and biofilm in the wound bed and periwound skin and the time-saving cleansing of edges and periwound skin are only a couple o f the Debrisoft benefits.
Debrisoft. Every T.I.M.E. Explore all the ways Debrisoft supports wound healing.