Cardinal Health Wound Contact Layer Dressing 4 X 7 Inch Sterile

Wound Contact Layer Dressing 4 X 7 Inch Sterile

This wound contact layer dressing is a sterile 4 x 7 inch dressing for managing and protecting the wound bed during dressing changes. It fits facilities and clinicians caring for a wide range of partial- to full-thickness wounds where fluid transfer and gentle contact are important. The dressing uses a conformable open mesh structure with gentle silicone adhesive.

Good Fit For

• Dressing changes in clinical and facility care settings
• Managing wounds where exudate passage is needed
• Protecting the wound bed during ongoing wound care

Key Features

• Sterile wound contact layer dressing for wound bed protection during dressing changes
• 4 x 7 inch rectangular format supports coverage for larger wound areas
• Conformable open mesh structure helps facilitate fluid transfer
• Gentle silicone adhesive helps provide fixation at the wound site
• Suitable for a wide variety of partial- to full-thickness wounds

Applications and Usage

• Skin tears
• Venous ulcers
• Surgical and trauma wounds
• First- and second-degree burns
• Blisters, cuts, lacerations, abrasions, and pressure ulcers

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 4 X 7 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Select this dressing when wound care calls for fluid transfer through an open mesh contact layer.
• The 4 x 7 inch size should be matched to the wound area and dressing protocol.
• This product is intended for partial- to full-thickness wounds named in the product details.

FAQ

• What type of dressing is this? This is a wound contact layer dressing used to help protect the wound bed during dressing changes.
• Is this wound contact layer dressing sterile? Yes. This dressing is sterile.
• What size is this dressing? This wound contact layer dressing measures 4 x 7 inch.
• What wound types may this dressing be used for? The dressing may be used for a wide variety of partial- to full-thickness wounds, including skin tears, venous ulcers, surgical and trauma wounds, first- and second-degree burns, blisters, cuts and lacerations, dry to heavily draining abrasions, and pressure ulcers.
• How does this dressing support wound care? The open mesh structure helps allow passage of exudate, while the dressing helps provide fixation and protection to the wound bed during dressing changes.

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