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Biatain® Silicone with 3DFit Technology
reduces the risk of gaps and pooling
Biatain Silicone® with 3DFit Technology reduces the risk of gaps and pooling
Discover the Difference
With 3DFit Technology
Biatain Silicone foam dressing with unique 3DFit Technology is designed to conform to the wound bed to fill the gap and reduce exudate pooling for optimal wound healing conditions.
Watch the short video to see how 3DFit Technology delivers a perfect fit.
The Problem
Exudate pooling could lead to leakage and maceration, as well as bacteria growth which could lead to infection.
The Solution
Biatain® Silicone with 3DFit Technology reduces the risk of gaps and pooling.
Conforms into the wound bed
Biatain® Silicone conforms into the wound bed up to a depth of 2 cm to match the shape of the wound and create an intimate fit.
In 104 case studies where Biatain Silicone was used, 0% of wounds had any gaps or pooling3.
Vertical absorbation
Biatain Silicone absorbs wound fluid vertically, and not across, keeping it away from the surrounding skin.
In 104 case studies where Biatain Silicone was used, 0% of wounds had surrounding skin that was macerated.3
Retains exudate
Biatain Silicone locks-in and retains exudate, including thicker, more viscous exudate, even under compression.
Bacteria are trapped and retained within the dressing, reducing the risk of an infection developing.
Overall rating compared to previously used foam dressing
2014 Cartier4
958 patients
2015 Stadelman5
512 patients
2017 Toxværd6
436 patients
2014 Cartier4
958 patients
2015 Stadelman5
512 patients
2017 Toxværd6
436 patients
2019 Wilson7
In 32 cases, Biatain® Silicone was used instead of treatment with multiple dressings. Improvement in wound bed was recorded in 95% of cases, improvement in wound edge in 95% of cases, and improvement in periwound skin in 87% of cases. There was no change in the wear time. 92% of patients reported that the dressing was very comfortable. For the 10 cases where a filler was saved, the average cost saving was 49% .Cases where Biatain Silicone was used instead of multiple dressings
Cases with improvement in wound bed
Patiend comfort level was Good or Excellent
Cost savings on average with Biatain Silicone
(when a filter was saved)2019 Wilson7
In 32 cases, Biatain® Silicone was used instead of treatment with multiple dressings. Improvement in wound bed was recorded in 95% of cases, improvement in wound edge in 95% of cases, and improvement in periwound skin in 87% of cases. There was no change in the wear time. 92% of patients reported that the dressing was very comfortable. For the 10 cases where a filler was saved, the average cost saving was 49% .Cases where Biatain Silicone was used instead of multiple dressings
Cases with improvement in wound bed
Patiend comfort level was Good or Excellent
Cost savings on average with Biatain Silicone
(when a filter was saved)Biatain Silicone Non-Border
Biatain Silicone Non-Border Consists of a soft and conformable polyurethane foam with a vapour permeable top film that is bacteria and waterproof, a gentle and perforated silicone adhesive, and turquoise protective films.
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References
1. Digital survey conducted by Coloplast among 1800 healthcare professionals, Spring 2018
2. Braunwarth et al., Wound depth and the need of a wound filler in chronic wounds, Wounds UK, 2017
3. Braunwarth et al., Conformability of a foam dressing – clinical experience based on 104 cases, Wounds UK, 2017
4. Cartier et al., Wound management with the Biatain Silicone foam dressing: A multicentre product evaluation, Wounds International, 2014
5. Stadelman et al., Product Evaluation: New Silicone Foam Dressing for the management of Exuding Wounds, ASWC, 2015
6. Toxvaerd et al., Product evaluation of new sizes and shapes of silicone dressing with the treatment of exuding wound, Wounds UK, 2017
7. Wilson et al., A case series to consider the clinical effectiveness, patient satisfaction and potential health economic benefits of a silicone foam with 3DFit Technology® in the management of wounds, Wounds UK, 2019
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representative of all patient outcomes. Each person’s situation is unique and
risks, outcomes, experience, and results may vary. Please see complete product
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