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Kerlix fluffs
are being
used to ensure INTEGRA Matrix Wound Dressing is in complete contact with the wound bed
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In this case, cotton cast padding followed by a bias
stockinet and total
contact cast was used to ensure INTEGRA
Matrix Wound Dressing
remained in contact with the wound bed
Outer Dressings
Note:
Do not let Dakins Solution, petroleum-based
products, e.g., Xeroform, or enzymatic debridement agents,
(e.g., Collagenase), come in contact with the INTEGRA
Matrix Wound Dressing application sites.
Use splints or bolsters, per unit protocols, during first
5-7 days. Splints should be applied and should stay on
at all times (except when performing wound care).
The VAC (Vacuum Assisted Closure)* may be used over INTEGRA
Matrix Wound Dressing sites, in particular, as a bolster
dressing for difficult anatomical sites or wound beds,
such as the axilla.
Note: Please use a non-adherent dressing (e.g., ADAPTIC®,
Mepitel®} over the INTEGRA when using the VAC.
*VAC is a registered trademark of Kinetic Concepts, Inc.
(KCI)
ADAPTIC is a registered trademark of Johnson and Johnson
Mepitel is a registered trademark of Molnlycke Health
Care