Mepilex Border Post OP 9x10cm (nouv)
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MEPILEX Border Post OP 10x20cm (nouv)
Mepilex® Border Post-Op est conçu pour absorber et évacuer très efficacement le sang du site de l’incision.1 Il peut donc rester en place jusqu’à 14 jours.2
Références:
1. Incision care and dressing selection in surgical wounds: Findings from a series of international meetings. Sandy-Hodgetts K., Morgan-Jones R. Wounds International, 2022. 2. Van Overschelde P, et al. Undisturbed wound healing: a single centre retrospective study investigating patient reported outcomes and clinical validity of extended dressing wear time for incisional healing following orthopaedic surgery,
the ARCTIS study. Journal of Wound Care, 2024.
Propriétés
Compresse : 5x15 cm
Application
Peut être utilisé sous la douche.
Informations complémentaires
Technologie Safetac.
Hersteller
Mölnlycke Health Care AG
Mölnlycke Health Care AG
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