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Biatain Silicone Sacral and Multishape dressings may be used as part of a prophylactic protocol to prevent pressure injuries. These multi-directional dressings are designed for a gentle and secure fit, while protecting the skin from the extrinsic factors that may lead to skin and tissue breakdown.
Waterproof and provides a bacterial barrier
Supports microclimate management
Absorbs and locks away exudate and excess moisture from the skin
Conforms to the wound bed for optimal healing conditions
Reduces moisture on the skin and provides a gentle and secure fit
3-piece non-touch opening
allows for easy and asepctic application
3-piece non-touch opening allows for easy and aseptic application
A thick layer of unique foam redistributes pressure by reducing peak pressure and evening out pressure across the foam pad.
The overall dressing design and low-friction coefficient of the top film reduce friction and shear forces to help prevent skin and tissue breakdown.
Each layer supports the dressing’s ability to reduce moisture at the skin/dressing interface to protect the skin from breakdown.
A thick layer of unique foam redistributes pressure by reducing peak pressure and evening out pressure across the foam pad.
The overall dressing design and low-friction coefficient of the top film reduces friction and shear forces to help prevent skin and tissue breakdown.
Each layer supports the dressing's ability to reduce moisture at the skin/dressing interface to protect the skin from breakdown
Lower peak pressure means a better reduction in maximum pressure
Lower friction coefficient means a better reduction in friction forces
Higher maximum shear stress difference means a better resistance to shear forces
Higher MVTR means better evaporation of moisture
Coloplast offers a simplified range of skin care products to help you cleanse, moisturize, protect and restore across the continuum of care.
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1. Thuy Duong Le et al., Comparison of in-vitro performance characteristics of a new silicone dressing, Symposium on Advanced Wound Care Spring Conference, April 2018
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