Abena Foam Dressing

Features of Abena Foam Dressing

• Protective Backing:
  - Made of polyurethane film, this layer acts as a bacterial barrier while allowing an optimal Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR)
• Absorbent Foam:
  - Polyurethane foam manages high levels of exudate, helping to prevent maceration
  - Offers additional comfort and cushioning protection
• Tracheostomy:
  - Also available in a contoured shape
  - Tracheostomy foam dressing can easily be positioned around a tracheostomy tube or stoma site using retention tape for security
• Method of Sterilization:
  - Ethylene oxide
• Moderate to heavy absorption
• Change frequency
• For deep wounds
• Primary dressing
• Semi-occlusive
• Non-adhesive
• Latex-free
• Sterile

Abena Foam Dressing Indications

• Moderate to heavily draining wounds
• Venous or arterial leg ulcers
• Surface trauma wounds
• Graft and donor sites
• Pressure ulcers
• Diabetic ulcers
• Indications (Tracheostomy)
  - Wounds associated with tracheostomy
  - Intubation Carmula sites
  - Other tube sites












 
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Contraindications (Standard and Tracheostomy)

• Not intended for use on third-degree burns
• Do not use on dry wounds