Euroderm Foam Silicone

Description

Why Choose Euroderm Foam Silicone?
Atraumatic Removal: The silicone layer does not strip skin cells or hair upon removal and does not adhere to newly healed tissue, preventing trauma to the wound or pain for the patient.
Periwound Protection: Seals the wound margins to prevent lateral leakage of exudate, thereby protecting the healthy surrounding skin from maceration.
Repositionable: Unlike traditional adhesive dressings, Euroderm Foam Silicone can be lifted to inspect the wound and then re-applied without losing its adhesive properties.
Comfort & Softness: The foam pad provides mechanical protection (cushioning) for the wound, while the silicone prevents any irritating friction against the skin.
Key Specifications
Product Name: Euroderm Foam Silicone.
Composition: Soft Silicone Contact Layer + Absorbent Polyurethane Foam + Outer Protective Film.
Type: Silicone Foam Dressing.
Feature: Waterproof and bacteria-proof outer layer, breathable, non-adherent to the wound bed.
Sterilization: Sterile and ready to use.
Indications
It is the optimal choice for the following cases:
Fragile & Thin Skin: Skin Tears (especially in elderly and pediatric patients).
Painful Pressure Ulcers: To provide maximum protection and comfort.
Chronic Wounds: Venous leg ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers.
Minor Burns: To minimize pain during healing.
Skin Grafts: For fixation and protection of graft sites.

How to Use:

(For Professionals & Caregivers)
Warning: The skin must be completely dry for the silicone to adhere effectively.
Clean: Disinfect the wound with saline solution and dry the surrounding skin very carefully (moisture weakens silicone adhesion).
Select: Choose a size of Euroderm Foam Silicone that covers the entire wound with a margin of at least 2 cm.
Apply: Remove the release liner and apply the silicone (sticky) side to the wound. Do not stretch the dressing while applying.
Secure: If the dressing has borders, it is self-fixing. If it is borderless (for large burns), it may require light fixation with gauze or a bandage.
Change: It can remain in place for several days (up to 7 days) depending on fluid levels. To remove, lift a corner and peel back slowly; it will release easily and gently.