Cardinal 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 protecting the wound bed during dressing changes. It is a practical choice for clinicians and care settings managing a wide range of partial- to full-thickness wounds where fluid transfer and gentle fixation are important. The dressing uses a conformable open mesh structure with gentle silicone adhesive.

Good Fit For

• Dressing changes in clinical and professional care settings
• Managing wounds with light to heavy exudate passage needs
• 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 size for targeted wound coverage
• Conformable open mesh structure helps facilitate fluid transfer
• Gentle silicone adhesive supports fixation while protecting the wound bed
• 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
• Pressure ulcers

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 4 X 7 Inch.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• This dressing is intended as a wound contact layer for protection and fixation during dressing changes.
• The 4 x 7 inch format should be matched to the wound size and dressing plan.
• For buyers standardizing wound care protocols, this dressing is described for use across multiple wound types.

FAQ

• What type of dressing is this? This is a sterile wound contact layer dressing with a conformable open mesh structure and gentle silicone adhesive.
• What size is the dressing? Each dressing measures 4 x 7 inch.
• What kinds of wounds can this dressing be used for? This 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, abrasions, and pressure ulcers.
• How does the dressing help during wound care? The wound contact layer is used to facilitate fluid transfer and provide fixation and protection to the wound bed during dressing changes.

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