Wound care
The wound care category includes dressings, plasters, compresses, wound dressings, fixation materials and aids for cleaning and disinfection. The articles are used to safely care for and protect wounds, support documentation and organization of treatment processes and ensure sterile and functional Hygiene, handling safety and user-friendliness in everyday medical practice.
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Wound care
Areas of application and application
The Wound care includes products and procedures for the proper care of acute and chronic wounds in everyday clinical and outpatient care. Typical application situations include care after minor procedures, follow-up treatment of injuries, protection of postoperative wound surfaces as well as regular wound inspection and documentation. Products for wound cleaning, sterile dressing and secure fixation support hygienic workflows and efficient routine processes.
Product types and solutions
The category contains a wide range of dressing materials and aids that address different types of wounds. These include absorbent wound dressings, sterile compresses, hydroactive and adhesive plasters, wound films, fixation bandages, bandage scissors as well as sterile hand disinfection and cleaning materials. In addition, consumables such as disposable gloves, wound cleaning sets and secretion collection products offer practical solutions for everyday work.
- Absorbent wound dressings and compresses
- Hydrocolloid and foam dressings
- Adhesive plasters and fixation material
- Sterile sets and wound cleaning products
- Disposable gloves and hygiene accessories
Advantages and quality criteria
Important properties of good wound care products are sterility, absorbency, atraumatic dressing changes and skin compatibility. Standardized packaging, CE markings and clear instructions for use ensure reliable use. Materials with good adhesion and skin-friendliness contribute to secure fixation, while absorbent pads reduce the leakage of secretions and simplify work processes.
Integration into work processes
A well-thought-out selection of dressing materials promotes efficient processes: standardized sets for routine supplies, compact individual products for emergencies and appropriately graded packaging units reduce reordering effort and storage complexity. Combined with suitable instruments and documentation aids, wound care supports precise, hygienic and time-saving work.