Repy DRESS

Sterile dressing for the treatment of cutaneous wounds of surgical, traumatic (e.g. burns, avulsions) and self-traumatic (e.g. continuous solutions from scratching) origin. and at the same time protects tendons, bones and ligaments that may be exposed in wounds with significant loss of substance from dehydration. It can be cut into any shape and size without losing its chemical-physical characteristics and maintaining the ability to conform even to highly curved surfaces (e.g. bony prominences) and patient movements.
Glycerin hydrogel
In solid form with high absorbency (up to 100 grams of exudate in 24 hours) and soothing effect, capable not only of mechanically protecting the wound, but also of creating an ideal moisture microenvironment to stimulate the cicatrization process and control the risk of over infections.
Polymer gel
Microenvironment control.

Ingrediants
Polymer gel; 65% glycerin; Lycra.

How to use
Remove the dressing from the bag and remove the cling film. Apply to the previously cleaned wound, with the gel in direct contact with the skin. Secure concerotto or elastic bandage. Check the wound daily by lifting a corner of the dressing until the area to be inspected is fully visible. Replace the dressing when saturated with exudate (1 time per day for very exudative wounds; every 3-7 days for dry wounds).

Format
10x10 cm in packs of 1, 5 and 25 pieces.

Cod. 2011/2012

Bibliography:
- A new combined topical treatment for bite wounds in cats: a case report. Giovannella A., Miolo A., Lievens F., Vandeputte J.
- Acral open wounds in dogs and cats: clinical experiences on use. Manara GL, Guttadauro S., Giovannella A.
- Marked inhibition of the growth of bacteria and fungi generally involved in the contamination. Comelli C., Agostini A., Merlin M.
- Second intention healing of skin wounds in dogs and cats: treatment. Giovannella A.
- Basic topical treatment for complicated dog and cat skin wounds: seven cases. Giovannella A., Manara GL
- Management of trauma to the soft tissues of the limbs in small animals. Bellenger C.
- Scar delays. Anderson DM