Cardinal HealthSilicone Foam Lite4 x 4in. DressingPartial to full thickness wounds: -Pressure ulcers-Traumatic wounds-Venous, arterial and diabetic ulcers-Lacerations and abrasions-Finger injuries-Blisters-Partial thickness burns-Epidermolysis bullosa-Painful wounds-Radiation skin reactionsAbsorbent thin foam padGentle silicone adhesiveProtective film backingDirections for use: 1. Clean wound with appropriate wound cleanser such as Cardinal Health Wound Cleanser. Dry surrounding skin thoroughly.2. Remove dressing from packaging and if necessary cut dressing to size. For dressings smaller than 5x5 inches, there should be a 3/4-inch overlap onto the dry skin surrounding the wound. For dressings larger than 5x5 inches, there should be a 2-inch overlap.3. Affix dressing over wound considering the overlap recommendations to protect the surrounding skin.4. If necessary, cover this primary dressing with a moisture retentive secondary dressing to protect and promote a moist wound healing environment.5. All dressings should be monitored frequently. Remove dressing when clinically indicated, such as leakage or increased pain, or after a maximum of 7 days.Not made with natural rubber latexIndications: May be used for the management of dry to light exuding, partial to full thickness wounds, including:-Pressure ulcers-Traumatic wounds-Venous, arterial and diabetic ulcers-Lacerations and abrasions-Finger injuries-Blisters-Partial thickness burns-Epidermolysis bullosa-Painful wounds-Radiation skin reactionsCan also be used to provide protection of compromised and/or fragile skin.
A non-bioabsorbable material or substance designed to be inserted into a wound bed to create an appropriate environment for healing (e.g., warm, moist, absorbent); it does not include an antimicrobial agent(s). It is typically used for the management of deep secondary-healing wounds, particularly for indications such as stage III and IV pressure ulcers, deep leg ulcers, cavity wounds, excisions, and post-op wound dehiscence. It is often designed to conform to the wound bed to support tissues and is often nonadherent to provide for patient comfort during wound management. This is a single-use device.