BSN Cutimed Siltec Silicone Dressing

Features

• BSN Cutimed Siltec Silicone Dressing is designed for non-interrupted wound healing
• Allows for longer wear time with superior absorption
• Reduces risk of maceration with silicone wound contact layer, vertical absorption and super absorbent particles
• Promotes better quality of life for patient with pain free removal
• Can be used under compression
• 5mm thick
• Superior fluid management with Lift and Lock technology
  Super Absorbent Particles SAP
  - Locks exudate away from wound for proven higher absorption and retention
  Smart Pore Structure allows vertical absorption
  -Vertically lifts exudate away from wound to reduce the risk of maceration to wound edges and peri-wound skin
• Pain-free and atraumatic dressing changes
  Silicone Contact Layer
  - Ensures gentle adherence to peri-wound skin without any adhesion to the moist wound
  - Protects new layer of epidermal cells at dressing change
  - Allows highly viscose exudate to pass through for absorption within foam structure designed for non-interrupted wound healing
• Highly breathable PU top film
  Ensures proper fluid evaporation for changing stages of saturation
  - Adjusts MVTR as fluid levels change
  - Prevents strikethrough
• Powerful super-absorbers
  Absorbs and retains fluid as needed for fluctuating exudate levels
  - Reliable absorption for low, medium and high exudate levels
  - Effective retention and comfort, even under compression
• Open porous foam structure
  Quickly draws fluid up into the top area of foam core
  - Rapid, vertical absorption of low and highly viscous fluids
  - Excess moisture is drawn away from wound, avoiding maceration
• Perforated silicone wound contact layer
  -Exudate rapidly passes through into foam core
  - Gentle adherence protects new tissue
  - Atraumatic removal for pain-free patient comfort
  - Intimate contact with wound bed without sticking
  - High viscous exudate can penetrate the silicone layer easily
• Indications:
  - Venous leg ulcers
  - Diabetic foot ulcers
  - Pressure ulcers
  - Arterial ulcers
  - Skin grafts