Dermagran® Hydrophilic Wound Dressing.Ĭuticell® BSN Medical Inc., an Essity Company. Paraffin-impregnated gauze (Jelonet) was compared with a cellulose, acetate fibre dressing coated with a petrolatum emulsion (Adaptic) and a polyamide net dressing impregnated with silicone gel (Mepitel). How often should Adaptic dressing be changed?ĪDAPTIC TOUCH‰ was chosen as a wound contact layer with the aim of reducing trauma to the wound and pain at dressing changes. The dressing was changed every three days and reviewed weekly for the purposes of the evaluation. PolyMem polymeric membrane range of dressings are multifunctional and can be used on a wide variety of wounds and at different stages of healing. In addition to wound cleansing, debridement and fluid handling, PolyMem can reduce pain, swelling and inflammation to stimulate healing. Is Adaptic the same as Xeroform?Ĭommonly used in children under one year of age instead of xeroform. ADAPTIC – Non-adhering dressing protects the fragile tissue in wounds by its unique structure with small mesh size, preventing tissue adherence to either the ADAPTIC dressing or the secondary dressing on top of it.
Is Jelonet the same as Adaptic?Īdaptic was significantly easier to remove (p < 0.01), required less soaking (p < 0.05), was less painful to remove (p < 0.05) and caused less wound maceration (p < 0.05) than Jelonet, but was significantly more difficult to apply (p < 0.05).ĪDAPTIC™ Dressing can be cut to suit the size of the wound without unravelling and shredding. Protects the fragile tissue in wounds by its structure with small mesh. Designed to help protect the wound while preventing the dressing from adhering to the wound and to minimize pain and trauma upon removal.
#ADAPTIC VS OIL EMULSION DRESSING SERIES#
In a series of international case studies, 2 ADAPTIC TOUCH™ Dressing was used as an alternative to traditional wound contact layers under V.A.C. Primary dressing made of knitted cellulose acetate fabric and impregnated with a specially formulated petrolatum emulsion.
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