Coloplast Foam Dressing Biatain® Silicone 7 X 7 Inch With Border Film Backing Silicone Adhesive Square Sterile - Box of 5 - 33438-BX
Coloplast Foam Dressing Biatain® Silicone 7 X 7 Inch With Border Film Backing Silicone Adhesive Square Sterile - Box of 5 - 33438-BX
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DRESSING, WND BIATAIN FM 7X7"
| Item Id | 815932 |
| MF Id# | 33438 |
| Brand | Biatain® Silicone |
| Manufacturer | Coloplast |
| Country of Origin | Hungary |
| Adhesive Type | Silicone Adhesive |
| Application | Foam Dressing |
| Backing Material | Film Backing |
| Border Type | With Border |
| Color | Blue |
| Dimensions | 7 X 7 Inch |
| HCPCS | A6213 (Disclaimer) |
| Is_Active_Vendor | Y |
| Is_DSCSA | N |
| Is_Discontinued | N |
| Is_Medical_Device | Y |
| Length | 5 to 12 Inch Length |
| Lot_Tracking_Flag | N |
| Material | Polyurethane Foam |
| On_Allocation | N |
| Shape | Square |
| Shape Range | Rectangle / Square |
| Sterility | Sterile |
| Supplier_ID | 488040 |
| UNSPSC Code | 42311510 |
| Width | 7 to 8 Inch Width |
Features
- Biatain® Silicone is a soft and conformable polyurethane foam dressing with an advanced 5-layer construction designed to address exudate management and the extrinsic risk factors that can ead to skin breakdown
- It can be used on a broad range of exuding chronic and acute wounds
- Upon contact with exudate, the unique foam with 3DFit Technology conforms to the wound bed and reduces exudate pooling
- Microcapillaries go into action to absorb exudate vertically and create optimal healing conditions
- Exudate is locked away and retained even under compression, reducing risk of leakage and maceration of the wound edges and periwound skin
- Indicated for: leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, non-infected diabetic foot ulcers, donor sites, postoperative wounds and traumatic wounds
- Can be used in combination with compression therapy and may be left in place for up to 7 days depending on the amount of exudate, dressing conditions and type of wound