Systagenix ADAPTIC Non-Adhering Dressing

ADAPTIC Non-Adhering Dressing Features

• Petrolatum emulsion properties provide a soothing coating while preventing the adherence of dressing and allowing exudate to easily pass through the absorbent layer
• ADAPTIC Non-Adhering Dressing protects the wound, minimizing pain and trauma during the management and therapy of dry to heavily exuding wounds
• Available in various sizes including a packing strip size, suitable for packing boils, fistulas, abscesses and other draining wounds
• Helps protect regenerating tissue and minimize patient pain at dressing changes
• Protects the fragile tissue in wounds by its unique structure with small mesh size
• Less stick and less pain while using Non-Adherent Dressings
• Each dressing is dipped in a cellulose acetate and petrolatum emulsion bath that allows it to absorb wound exudate, preventing the pooling of fluid at wound site
• Less wound maceration
• Sterile

How Systagenix ADAPTIC Works?

• The knitted cellulose acetate fabric mesh impregnated with petrolatum emulsion is intended as a primary dressing to be used with a secondary dressing
• Mesh allows the exudate to pass easily through to a secondary absorbent dressing, preventing maceration and minimizing the risk of pooling
• Knitted cellulose acetate fabric allows Systagenix ADAPTIC Dressing to be cut to the wound size without unravelling or shredding
• ADAPTIC Non-Adhering Dressing removes cleanly from the wound, minimizing pain and trauma during dressing changes
• Adaptic Dressing from Systagenix protects regenerating tissue by minimizing wound trauma at dressing changes
• In turn, this reduces the risk of tissue adherence to both the ADAPTIC Dressing and the secondary dressing on the top of it

When to use Systagenix ADAPTIC Dressing?

• Dry to highly exuding wounds where adherence of dressing and exudate is to be prevented
• Adpatic dressig for burn - First and second-degree burns
• Abrasions
• Grafts
• Venous ulcers
• Pressure ulcers
• Nail extractions
• Eczema
• Staples
• Surgical incisions
• Lacerations
• Reconstructive procedures
• Suture lines