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      Askina® DresSil Active
      Adhesive flex silicone multilayer dressing with border
       

      Askina® DresSil Active is a multilayer silicone dressing with border designed to provide active exudate management. 
      Its multilayer structure improves exudate retention and absorption while maintaining the adequate moisture level in the wound1. This may reduce the frequency of dressing changes, thereby saving nursing time and allowing more time to be dedicated to patients and their care2. 

       

      Askina® DresSil Active is designed for a wide range of exuding wounds such as:

      • Pressure ulcers
      • Leg and foot ulcers
      • Traumatic wounds (e.g. skin tears)
      • Surgical wounds

       

      It can also be used on dry/necrotic wounds in combination with gels. The dressing may also be used as part of a prophylactic therapy to help prevent skin damage, e.g. pressure ulcers.

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      References

      1. Data on file: Report no. HOSP 826.
      2. Joy H, Bielby A, Searle R. A collaborative project to enhance efficiency through dressing change practice. J Wound Care. 2015 Jul;24(7):312, 314-7. doi: 10.12968/jowc.2015.24.7.312. PMID: 26198553.
      3. Woo KY, Coutts PM, Price P, Harding K, Sibbald RG. A randomized crossover investigation of pain at dressing change comparing 2 foam dressings. Adv Skin Wound Care. 2009 Jul;22(7): 304-10.doi: 10.1097/01.ASW.0000305483.60616.26. PMID: 20375967.
      4. Data on file: Report no. HOSP 828.
      5. Münter KC, De Lange S, Eberlein T, Andriessen A, Abel M. Handling properties of a superabsorbent dressing in the management of patients with moderate-to-very high exuding wounds. J Wound Care. 2018 Apr 2;27(4):246-253. doi: 10.12968/jowc.2018.27.4.246. PMID: 29637822.
      6. Stephen-Haynes J, Bielby A, Searle R. Putting patients first: reducing the human and economic costs of wounds. Wounds UK 2011;7:47–55