Product features:

Suprasorb P
PU foam dressing

Suprasorb P absorbs wound exudate quickly and reliably, as the fine-pored PU foam develops excellent capillary action directly at the wound bed. The material conforms to the wound bed. The special surface texture of the wound contact layer of Suprasorb P – the all-rounder in wound care – is gentle on easily damaged surfaces such as healing wounds. The semi-permeable PU backing layer ensures an ideal moist wound environment. Even after absorbing fluid, the dressing retains its shape. It is bacteria- and waterproof*. Suprasorb P is easy to apply, soft, and comfortable to wear. Suprasorb P is available in four versions: non-adhesive, self-adhesive, sacrum, and heel. The self-adhesive version also features a skin-friendly adhesive border.
* Suprasorb P non-adhesive.

Details:

• self-adhesive
• non-sticky
• sacrum
• heel

Areas of application:

• moderately exuding wounds
• superficial wounds
• Acute wounds: Split-thickness skin graft donor sites, postoperative wounds
• Chronic wounds: pressure ulcers, leg ulcers, diabetic ulcers

Wound healing phases:

• Exudative phase
• Granulation phase
• Epithelialization phase

Characteristics:

• Excellent wound healing through reliable exudate management
• High wearing comfort thanks to soft and supple structure
• The perforated wound contact layer prevents it from sticking to the wound.
• bacteria- and liquid-repellent PU membrane*
• It maintains a moist wound healing environment and thus promotes natural healing.
• The anatomical shape facilitates the treatment of hard-to-reach areas such as the heel, elbow, or amputation stumps.**

* Suprasorb P non-adhesive
** Suprasorb P Heel non-adhesive

Dressing change interval:
The treating physician will determine the frequency of dressing changes based on the wound condition, exudate level, and secondary dressing, but no later than 5-7 days. The dressing should be changed as soon as the discoloration reaches the wound edge.

Notes:
Suprasorb P can be used as a secondary dressing for wounds at risk of infection as part of regular antimicrobial therapy. When dry, Suprasorb P can be easily cut to the individual wound size. The dressing should overlap the wound edges by approximately 2 cm.

Source: www.lohmann-rauscher.com
As of February 2024