Področja uporabe
Obloga je primerna za uporabo pri ogroženih pacientih10, kot so nepokretni, tisti s slabo prekrvavitvijo kože in poškodovano kožo, v urgentnih sobah, v intenzivni negi ali pred in med dolgotrajnimi kirurškimi posegi.
Prilagojena je za preprečevanje poškodb kože oz. nastanka razjed zaradi pritiska in za oskrbo odprtih ran z izcedki na petah, vključno s preležaninami, ranami zaradi diabetesa, razjedami pete, travmatskimi ranami in drugimi sekundarnimi ranami.
Opomba: uporaba obloge Mepilex Border Heel kot del profilaktične terapije ne izključuje potrebe po upoštevanju in izvajanju celovitega kliničnega protokola za preprečevanje razjed zaradi pritiska!
Šifra | Naziv artikla | Pakiranje kos/zavitek | NENSI šifra | |
282750 | Mepilex Border Heel 22x23cm | 6 | 1060316 |
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