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New gelling foam dressings treat acute and chronic wounds
Convatec (Princeton, NJ) unveiled its Versiva® XC™ Gelling Foam Dressings with Hydrofiber® in both adhesive and non-adhesive formulations for treating acute and chronic wounds.
Two recently published Phase II studies on leg and pressure ulcer management showed the dressings were effective in promoting wound healing by managing exudates, protecting the surrounding skin, and minimizing patient discomfort.
Both the adhesive and nonadhesive versions of the product consist of a waterproof polyurethane foam/film layer that protects the wound from external contaminants while managing moisture vapor transmission; an absorptive fibrous layer that gels on contact with the wound bed to provide a moist healing environment; and a wound contact layer that consists of a hydrocolloid adhesive border which gels on contact with wound fluid to support moist wound healing.
For more information, visit www.convatec.com.
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