Enhance wound care with MPM Medical Trisap Silicone Bordered Super Absorbent Dressings. These dressings are designed to ensure optimal healing for medium to heavily exuding wounds. The silicone border offers gentle adhesion, reducing patient discomfort and trauma during dressing changes.

Available in dimensions such as 7" x 6", 4" x 4", and Sacrum design, each dressing comes with a super absorbent core that efficiently manages exudate. The sterile packaging guarantees protection from potential contaminants, making it ideal for professional healthcare settings. Experience effective wound management and improved patient outcomes with these cutting-edge dressings.

Key Features:

• Silicone border provides gentle adherence to skin, minimizing trauma on removal and promoting patient comfort.
• Super absorbent core effectively manages exudate, reducing risks of leakage and skin maceration, enhancing healing.
• Sterile packaging ensures wound protection from infection during application and service.

Uses:

• The MPM Medical Trisap Silicone Bordered Dressings are crafted for optimal wound care management, offering superior absorption and protection for medium to heavily exuding wounds. Ideal for use in healthcare settings, these dressings help maintain a moist wound environment.
• These dressings are particularly effective in managing wounds such as pressure ulcers, leg ulcers, traumatic wounds, and post-operative wounds. With their super absorbent core, they help to minimize maceration and support healing processes.

FAQs:

1. What sizes are available for the MPM Medical Trisap Silicone Bordered Dressings?
The dressings are available in sizes such as 7" x 6" with 4.9" x 3.9" pad, 4" x 4" with 2.5" x 2.5" pad, and Sacrum 6.7" x 6" with 4.9" x 4.7" pad.

2. Are these dressings suitable for all types of wounds?
These dressings are suitable for medium to heavily exuding wounds, making them ideal for pressure ulcers, leg ulcers, traumatic wounds, and post-operative wounds.

3. How often should the dressings be changed?
Dressing change frequency depends on clinical conditions and level of exudate, typically every 2-3 days or when saturated.