Chronic wounds Direct insight into how it works Here you will get an insight into the treatment methods for various wound healing supplies. Case report 1 - decubitus on the rump with wet necrosis Patient data and anamnesis: Pressure sores on the rump with wet necrosis on an 89-year-old, completely immobile patient. There is also diabetes mellitus with high blood sugar levels and MRSA infection. The patient is only partially oriented and capable of contact. For some weeks mobilization in the wheelchair is only occasionally possible. The care and nursing takes place via an outpatient nursing service 3 times a day and a home care service instead. The patient lies on a alternating pressure system and is stored. The urine excretion is passed through a urostoma. There is a fecal incontinence with frequent stool frequencies. So far, the decubitus was performed with a fine-pored foam dressing in three-day rhythm. This treatment resulted in no result. Exudate levels are moderate Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Fig. 1: 10.02.2016 Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Fig. 1: 19.02.2016 Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Fig. 1: 09.03.2016 Fig. 1: 02.02.2016 Initially, a mechanical wound cleaning with polyhexanide solution and LIGASANO® intensive and soft was performed. Fig. 2: 02.02.2016 Tamponade of the small undermining at 3 o'clock and covering of the wound surface with LIGASANO® white wound strip mini. Fig. 3: 02.02.2016 Covering the wound area with LIGASANO® white sterile 15 x 10 x 1 cm and 24 x 16 x 1 cm. Fixation with adhesive fleece at the margin area. Dressing change every two days. In support of this, the patient was stored on LIGASANO® green 55 x 45 x 2 cm and LIGASANO® white 59 x 49 x 2 cm. Fig. 4: 10.02.2016 Further mechanical wound cleaning with polyhexanide solution and LIGASANO® intensive and soft. Complete replacement of necrosis by LIGASANO® alone. Fig. 5: 19.02.2016 The moist necroses and coatings were increasingly removed by the treatment with LIGASANO® white. This results in an increase in wound depth. The surrounding skin with the smaller decubitus ulcers has calmed significantly and the lesions have healed. The treatment is continued with the LIGASANO® white wound strip mini, the cover of the wound surface with LIGASANO® white sterile 15 x 10 x 1 cm and additionally with LIGASANO® white sterile 24 x 16 x 1 cm. Fixation with adhesive fleece at the margin area. Dressing change every two days. Fig. 6: 09.03.2016 The entire surrounding skin is intact and non-irritant. The wound bed has cleared and shows granulation islands. Significant decrease in wound depth through granulation. Author: Daniela Laskowski, nurse, wound expert from Fulda, correspondence through LIGAMED® medical Produkte Gmb (c) Ligamed Back to applications Back to the products

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Wound dressings Products Exudate management and Soft Debridement Exudate management for sensitive skin Exudate management for malodorous wounds Video Curea Video die Kraft der Curea Wundauflage Curea Video EN the power of Curea dressings Video Curea Active DE Video Curea Active EN Back to prodcuts

epicite hydro - the hydro-active dressing for an ideal wound healing environment The biotechnology derived cellulose provides unique properties to the wound dressing epicitehydro. It contains a minimum of 95% isotonic saline solution due to its very dense and homogeneous structure. Creates a supportive moist environment to the wound with a favorable hydrobalance and water vapor permeability. Absorbs excess wound exudates. 1 Provides an immediate cooling effect after its application. 2 Adapts easily to all types and shapes of wounds and can be cut to a sizable fit. Dries out during the healing process and after successful epithelization can be peeled off easily and nearly pain-free. Easy to store (5 – 30°C). The unique structure of epicitehydro provides plenty of moisture to the skin Indications epicite hydro has been developed to support the healing of acute dermal wounds. It is proven for superficial and deep partial thickness wounds with a slight to moderate level of exudate. Superficial and deep partial thickness thermal or chemical burn wounds (1st and 2nd degree) Scalds Skin graft donor sites Abrasions Lacerations epicite hydro sets new standards for an advanced wound management Less pain and stress for patients due to the reduced number of dressing changes Can optionally be soaked with antiseptic solutions and is easy to apply Reduces nursing time and shortens hospital stay Application 1. Wound debridement. Ensure a good hemostasis. Assessement of wound depth. 2. Optional step: epicite hydro can be soaked for approximately 30 minutes in commonly used antiseptic solutions (like Octenidine or PHMB) 3. Apply epicitehydro on the wound. It should cover the surrounding healthy tissue by at least 1-2 cm. 4. For larger wounds, apply further epicite hydro dressings with overlaps of 1-2 cm. epicite hydro can be cut to fit any size of wound. 5. Apply one layer of fatty gauze. 6. If necessary, put material to absorb the wound exudate like a gauze compress on the fatty gauze for the first three days. Then use a fixation bandage. 7. The healing process is successful, when epicitehydro is dried out and the edges begin to peel. 8. The detached material should be cut off during each wound assessment until the entire dressing has come off (same principle as a natural scab). A wound dressing assessment should be done at least every 48 hours: epicitehydro and the fatty gauze remain on the wound. For superficial burn wounds (2a degree): no dressing change required. For mixed superficial and deep partial thickness burn wounds (2a & 2b degree) a dressing change may be required: Rehydrate epicitehydro for an easy and nearly pain-free removal. After assessment of the wound, apply a new epicitehydro dressing. Epicite hydro prospect english Epicite hydro Video english link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link link Zurück zur Produktübersicht

Exudate management and soft debridement P1 Heel Efficient wound care for the heel area curea P1 heel is ideal for wound care in the heel area. Its special shape allows easy application to the foot using a folding technique. This reduces leakage risk due to the breathable yet fluid-impermeable top layer. Efficient wound care for the heel area curea P1 heel is ideal for wound care in the heel area. Its special shape allows easy application to the foot using a folding technique. This reduces leakage risk due to the breathable yet fluid-impermeable top layer. Datenblatt liquisorb Back to Curea Back to products

Ligasano® wound treatment Texts and pictures (c) Ligamed Case report 1 - Treatment of a sacral ulcer 51 years, male, paraplegia, with extensive sacral ulcer. Fig. 1: Condition before treatment with LIGASANO® white Fig. 3: After several dressing changes, the wound is already much smaller and cleaner. Fig. 2: Treatment with LIGASANO® white wound dressing Fig. 4: Condition one week after surgical intervention Excerpt from an observational study of the Accident Hospital Targu-Mureş, Romania., (c) Ligamed Case report 2 - Pressure ulcer grade II on the right trochanter Patient data and anamnesis: 60-year-old female patient, multiple sclerosis, completely immobile, grade II decubitus on the right trochanter, severe contractures on arms and legs, poor general condition. The patient is on an alternating pressure system, is extremely difficult to store due to her physical limitations and is constantly developing decubitus ulcers. Fig. 1: 04.02.2016 Fig. 2: 04.02.2016 Fig. 3: 26.02.2016 Long-term grade 2 decubitus on the right trochanter with moderate exudation and redness around the wound. Supply with LIGASANO® white sterile 10 x 10 x 1 cm directly on the wound surface and 24 x 16 x 1 cm non-sterile in addition to pressure relief above. Fixation with adhesive fleece in the margin area. Dressing change every 2 days. Positioning of the patient on LIGASANO® sheets green and white for therapy support and pressure relief. Complete healing of the wound on 26.02.2016 (c) Ligamed Case report 3 - Wound treatment with LIGASANO® in bedsores Patient data and anamnesis: 83-year-old patient, immobile, home care since June 2015. Pre-existing conditions: Type 2 diabetes mellitus, incontinence, obesity Fig. 1: 22.05.2015: Condition before placement in the nursing home Fig. 2: 31.07.2015: Condition before application of LIGASANO® Dressing change on 03.08.2015: During the first dressing change, the wound was still contaminated and severely reddened. The intensive cleaning with LIGASANO® Wundputzer® was painless and very effective. The wound cavities and undermining were each padded with a LIGASANO® white wound strip mini to the margin of the wound and covered with a layer of LIGASANO® white sterile 10 x 10 x 1 cm. Fixation with breathable adhesive fixing fleece. Additional positioning of the patient on one layer each of non-sterile LIGASANO® green and LIGASANO® white. Dressing changes 3 times a week. Abb. 3a und b: 03.08.2015 linke Gesäßbacke: Wundreinigung mit LIGASANO® Wundputzer® intensiv und Octenisept® Wunddesinfektion Fig. 3b: 03.08.2015 Fig. 3c and d: 03.08.2015 right buttock: Wound cleaning with LIGASANO® Wundputzer® (wound cleaning sponge) intensive and Octenisept® Wound Disinfection Fig. 3d: 03.08.2015 Fig. 4a: 05.08.2015: LIGASANO® white wound strip mini during removal from the wound cavity Fig. 4b: 05.08.2015: wound bed has significantly less coatings. Fig. 5a: 07.08.2015: Wound after removal of the LIGASANO® wound strip mini Fig. 5b: 07.08.2015: Tamponating the wound cavities with LIGASANO® wound strip min Fig. 7a: dressing change on 17.06.2016: wound almost healed Fig. 7b: 17.06.2016: Tamponating the wound cavities with LIGASANO® wound strip mini Fig. 8: Wound condition on 16.09.2016: wound completely healed. Conclusion on 16.09.2016: Wound completely healed. The patient sweats a lot (due to various medications), which leads to maceration and new skin defects again and again. Therefore LIGASANO® white wound strip mini will be applied prophylactically. Author: Helga Huber, Medical Assistant, VERAH, Niederbayern (c) Ligamed Variants of treatment of pressure ulcers category 3 Treatment of a pressure ulcer in the ankle and lower leg Back to applications Back to the products

COFLEX TLC Moderate mobility Milliken's CoFlex TLC sets offer patients more freedom and allow for greater mobility. Rely on Milliken CoFlex TLC to provide patients with excellent care and comfort Short-stretch bandages for active patients with oedema Odour and itch minimisation features Visual indicators to guide therapeutic compress Easy to apply Comfortable and breathable, lightweight and thin Non-slip Nylon stocking included in each set Video Video application TLC Application and removal tips Apply wound dressing and select compression set based on patient's ABI. Layer 1 – Foam layer 1 4 2 3 Layer 2 – Comression layer 5 8 6 9 7 10 Product information Video Video application TLC Back to compression therapy Back to prodcuts

Cohesive Bandages CoFlex® NL Flexible Cohesive Bandage A latex-free cohesive bandage with EasyTear technology used to secure, protect, compress or support. Patented non-latex technology EasyTear technology Controlled compression – will not constrict 12 lbs. of tensile strength Available in various prints and colors Not made with Natural Rubber Latex Made in the USA This product is available in a range of colors, prints and sizes. CoFlex® LF² Flexible Cohesive Bandage A quick-stick, latex-free foam bandage that performs as well as latex bandages. It can be used for various applications. Soft, comfortable and gentle on skin Patented non-latex technology Performs like latex – stays in place over a wet dressing EasyTear technology 18 lbs. of tensile strength Not made with Natural Rubber Latex Made in the USA This product is available in a range of colors, prints and sizes. CoFlex® Flexible Cohesive Bandage* An economical, self-adhering bandage that provides excellent porosity and is lightweight and comfortable. Controlled compression – will not constrict Adheres to itself (not skin or hair) Lightweight and breathable 10 lbs. of tensile strength Available in a variety of colors Made in the USA This product is available in a range of colors, prints and sizes. * Caution: This product contains Natural Rubber Latex, which may cause allergic reactions. CoFlex® Med Flexible Cohesive Bandage* A cohesive bandage with EasyTear technology used to secure, protect, compress or support. EasyTear technology Controlled compression – will not constrict Adheres to itself (not skin or hair); no fasteners needed Sweat and water resistant 16 lbs. of tensile strength Made in the USA This product is available in a range of colors, prints and sizes. *Caution: This product contains Natural Rubber Latex, which may cause allergic reactions. Back to compressione therapy Back to products Contact us: Thank you for your message Send

COFLEX TLC ZINC & CALAMINE Soothes and cares Milliken's CoFlex TLC zinc and calamine sets are designed to simplify and streamline the therapist's work while providing comfort to patients. Nourishes and soothes the skin for a variety of skin conditions 50% more active ingredients than conventional Unna boots (zinc glue dressing) Visual indicators to guide restorative compression Comfortable and breathable Non-slip Easy to put on Nylon stocking included in each set Video Video application TLC Zinc Video Video application TLC Calamine Application and removal tips Apply wound dressing and select compression set based on patient's ABI. Layer 1 – Foam layer 1 4 2 3 Layer 2 – Comression layer 5 8 6 9 7 10 Product overview Video Video application TLC Zinc Video Video application TLC Calamine Back to compression therapy Back to prodcuts