Product features: Vliwazell Pro Absorbent dressing with superabsorbent polymer Vliwazell Pro is a superabsorbent absorbent dressing for the treatment of moderately to highly exuding wounds, even under compression. Its rapid absorption and even distribution of exudate reduce the risk of maceration of the wound and surrounding tissue.* The very high absorption capacity allows for extended dressing change intervals and longer periods of wound rest.* Furthermore, Vliwazell Pro features a dimensionally stable core that retains its shape even when used vertically. Additionally, the practical protective layer prevents clothing and bedding from becoming soaked. * The properties mentioned refer to currently available in-vitro data. Product composition: Viscose, polyamide, cellulose, polyethylene, polyethylene terephthalate, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, polyacrylate, polypropylene, hot melt adhesive Intended purpose: for exudate management of acute and chronic wounds Indications: For the treatment of acute and chronic, moderately to very heavily exuding, superficial and deep** wounds, in cases of: arterial and venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers pressure sores post-traumatic wounds post-operative secondarily healing wounds Split-thickness skin graft donor sites oncological wounds ulcerating tumors wounds at risk of infection superficial second-degree burns lymphatic wounds as well as a secondary dressing on laparotomy wounds and fistulas. ** Vliwazell Pro can be used as a secondary dressing in combination with a suitable wound filler (e.g. Suprasorb Liquacel, Suprasorb A, Suprasorb A+Ag) for the treatment of deep wounds. Characteristics: very strong suction power very high absorption capacity (even under compression) atraumatic dressing change* high retention capacity – thus high absorption – and binding capacity of wound exudate and the bacteria contained therein Stable shape retention leads to increased patient comfort. easy molding and fixing Practical laundry protection protects clothing and bedding from getting wet. * The properties mentioned refer to currently available in-vitro data. Notes: Do not cut the bandage Source: www.lohmann-rauscher.com As of April 2022