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Sterile, Non-Adherent, Latex-Free
Derma Sciences Shur-Conform® Oil Emulsion Impregnated Dressings are designed to provide non-adherent packing for wounds, providing a moist environment conducive to wound healing. They are made of a knitted cellulose acetate fabric coated with a formulated petrolatum emulsion. The knitted fabric allows wound fluid to move through the dressing and into a secondary absorbent dressing. Being non-adherent, removal of these dressings causes minimal trauma to the wound bed and patient. Used for the management of skin grafts, surgical sites, abrasions, lacerations, dermal ulcers, and cosmetic surgery sites. Latex-free.
- Derma Sciences Shur-Conform® Oil Emulsion Impregnated Dressings are designed to provide non-adherent packing for wounds.
- They provide a moist environment conducive to wound healing.
- They are made of a knitted cellulose acetate fabric coated with a formulated petrolatum emulsion.
- The knitted fabric allows wound fluid to move through the dressing and into a secondary absorbent dressing.
Description
Sterile, Non-Adherent, Latex-Free
Derma Sciences Shur-Conform® Oil Emulsion Impregnated Dressings are designed to provide non-adherent packing for wounds, providing a moist environment conducive to wound healing. They are made of a knitted cellulose acetate fabric coated with a formulated petrolatum emulsion. The knitted fabric allows wound fluid to move through the dressing and into a secondary absorbent dressing. Being non-adherent, removal of these dressings causes minimal trauma to the wound bed and patient. Used for the management of skin grafts, surgical sites, abrasions, lacerations, dermal ulcers, and cosmetic surgery sites. Latex-free.
- Derma Sciences Shur-Conform® Oil Emulsion Impregnated Dressings are designed to provide non-adherent packing for wounds.
- They provide a moist environment conducive to wound healing.
- They are made of a knitted cellulose acetate fabric coated with a formulated petrolatum emulsion.
- The knitted fabric allows wound fluid to move through the dressing and into a secondary absorbent dressing.
