Your benefits
- effective debridement thanks to Debrisoft’s proven quality
Debrisoft Lolly has been developed for the debridement of deep wounds, including those resulting from invasive surgery. This innovative L&R product is very easy to use and the debridement outcome is excellent, even in hard-to-reach areas.
Visible results fast1)
Debrisoft Lolly saves time and therefore money.
Cleanse the wound in
2-4 minutes
Product composition
The head of the Debrisoft Lolly is composed of monofilament polyester fibres and is sewn with a blue, X-ray detectable polypropylene thread (containing barium sulphate and polyester). The interior of the head is coated with polyacrylate. The head is sewn onto a polypropylene handle.
Orderinformation
Debrisoft® Lolly
sterile, individually sealed (*Core width of the fiber head of Debrisoft Lolly only)
| Size | REF | Shipping Units (pcs.) |
|---|---|---|
| 5 x 1.9 cm* (2" x 0.76") | 33224 | 5/50 |
Fields of application
Debridement of deep wounds - including wounds from invasive surgery - to superficial wounds, e.g.:
- diabetic ulcers
- arterial and venous ulcers
- pressure ulcers
- postoperative wound healing and wound healing by secondary intention
- trauma, burns, scalds
Features/ Benefits
- Patented high tech polyester fibres effectively remove debris and exudate from wounds, as well as skin flakes and keratosis from the skin surrounding the wound.
- The break-resistant polypropylene handle makes it easy to access deep wounds, including surgically invasive and hard-to-reach wound sites
- The soft fibre composite means this product is very comfortable for users and low-pain for patients.
- Users can have complete confidence in this product thanks to the precise seams that secure the head to the ergonomic handle and the X-ray detectable thread can be traced easily
- The easy-to-handle monofilament fibre stick is an innovative aid for your debridement needs
To note
- to be used for debridement only – must not be left on the wound
- can be used each time the wound dressing is changed, as required
- should be used until the wound is thoroughly cleansed and has progressed from the cleansing phase to the granulation phase
Tip
- A very good outcome can be achieved even with highly keratotic or necrotic wound debris, provided the wound has been previously treated with autolytic debridement
- the soft fibre side may be moistened with any common wound rinsing solution
1)
Bahr S, Mustafi N, Hättig P, Piatkowski A, Mosti G, Reimann K, Abel M, Dini V, Restelli J, Babadagi-Hardt Z, Abbritti F, Eberlein T, Wild T, Bandl K, Schmitz M. Clinical efficacy of a new monofilament fibre-containing wound debridement product. Journal of Wound Care (2011) 20 (5): 242–248 (deutsche Übersetzung in: Wundmanagement (2011) 5: 260–266)