3M™ Tegaderm™ Silicone Foam is ideal for wound management and as part of a comprehensive pressure injury prevention program. Using 3M adhesive technology, features a highly conformable low-profile edge to help minimize rolling and lifting, especially in high shear locations.
• Gentle to the skin
• Highly conformable and features a thin, low-profile edge, helping to minimize the rolling and lifting that can impact adhesion and wear time
• Unique multi-layer design absorbs and evaporates moisture to help reduce the potential for skin maceration
• Innovative spoke delivery system enables easy application in challenging locations like the sacrum for a more positive clinician experience
• May help prevent skin damage as part of a comprehensive pressure injury prevention program
• May be lifted and repositioned to allow for skin assessment without loss of adhesive properties
3M™ Tegaderm™ Silicone Foam is designed for management of low- to highly-exuding partial- and full-thickness wounds such as pressure injuries, venous leg ulcers, neuropathic ulcers, arterial ulcers, skin tears, and surgical wounds. The dressing is suitable for use on fragile skin and with compression therapy.
The product is not designed, sold, or intended for use except as indicated.
Do not use 3M™ Tegaderm™ Silicone Foam in combination with oxidizing agents such as hydrogen peroxide or hypochlorite solution. These solutions may affect the structure and performance of the polyurethane foam.
3M™ Tegaderm™ Silicone Foam may be used on infected wounds under the care of a health care professional. If the wound does not begin to show signs of healing or if any other unexpected symptoms occur, consult a health care professional.
3M™ Tegaderm™ Silicone Foam supports a comprehensive pressure ulcer prevention program but does not eliminate the need to use pressure reduction devices and protocols.
Store at room temperature.
Note: Follow facility guidelines for infection control.
Cleanse wound and surrounding skin according to facility policy. Dry surrounding skin.
Assess wound. Select appropriate size dressing to ensure that the foam pad is larger than the wound area.
Remove dressing from package. Hold the dressing by one of the side tabs, remove the white liner and position the dressing over the wound.
Gently press the dressing to the skin. Avoid stretching the dressing or the skin.
Beginning at the center of the dressing, grasp the blue paper delivery system one section at a time and remove by pulling toward the outer edge of the dressing. Press dressing to conform to the skin.
Remove dressing from package. Fold dressing in half. Hold the tabs together. Remove the white liner. Spread the buttocks to get better placement. While holding the side tabs, position the dressing over the wound.
Beginning at the gluteal cleft, gently press the dressing to the skin from the center outward. Avoid stretching the dressing or the skin.
Beginning at the center of the dressing, grasp the blue paper delivery system one section at a time and remove by pulling toward the outer edge of the dressing. Press dressing to conform to the skin.
Remove dressing from package. Hold the dressing by one of the side tabs, remove the white liner and position the dressing over the wound.
Beginning on the plantar aspect of the heel, gently press the bottom half of the dressing to the skin. Remove blue paper delivery system over this half of the dressing by pulling the tabs from the center toward the outer edge of the dressing.
Mold the remaining dressing over the posterior aspect of the heel, overlap the edges of the dressing if necessary. Avoid stretching the dressing or the skin. Remove blue paper delivery system over this half of the dressing by pulling the tabs from the center toward the outer edge of the dressing. Press to conform to the skin.
3M™ Tegaderm™ Silicone Foam may remain in place up to seven days. Dressing change frequency will depend on the type of wound, volume of exudate, and clinical situation. When the exudate spreads to the edges of the dressing or the dressing begins to leak, a dressing change is indicated. To remove dressing, carefully lift the edge of the dressing from the skin. If the dressing is adhered to the wound surface, saturate with normal saline and gently loosen. Continue lifting until dressing is free from the skin surface and remove.
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