Drawtex® wound dressing's capillary, hydroductive and electrostatic actions, made possible by exclusive LevaFiber™ Technology, allow it to remove debris, control excessive wound exudate and draw out bacteria and harmful MMPs, setting the stage for wound healing or closure.
• Draws exudate away from the wound surface
• Removes toxic components such as slough, wound debris and bacteria that compromise wound healing
• Vertical and horizontal exudate dispersion controls and retains wound fluid so that it can be transferred to additional dressing layers if needed
• Available in tracheostomy dressing
Drawtex® may be used for: venous, neuropathic foot and pressure ulcers; burns and dehisced surgical wounds; stoma sites; amputations; difficult-to-heal wounds such as mixed etiology leg ulcers, leprosy-related wounds, necrotizing fasciitis, cavity wounds, chronic wounds with slough, clinically infected wounds, fungating cancer wounds and Buruli ulcers.
Contraindicated for use on wounds with arterial bleeding.
A non-adherent wound contact layer such as UrgoTul™ or UrgoTul™ Ag should be used on burns as well as low-exuding wounds to prevent adherence to the wound bed.
Acute Wounds
Cavity Wounds
Chronic Wounds
Deep Wounds
Dehisced Wounds
Diabetic Foot
Infected Wounds
Moderate/Highly Exudating Wounds
Pressure Ulcers
Sloughy Wounds
Surgical Wounds
Venous Ulcers
Before application, cleanse the wound bed with normal saline solution to flush out any debris, pus or dried blood if necessary. Cut Drawtex® to conform to the wound and wound bed, then apply to the wound.
For burns, superficial and "clean" wounds, always use a non-adherent contact layer or fenestrated interface, such as UrgoTul™ or UrgoTul™ Ag, before applying Drawtex®.
For wounds with particular barriers to wound healing such as heavy exudate, slough, necrotic tissue or eschar, Drawtex® may be applied directly to the wound bed.
To secure in place, use a normal bandage or a moisture vapor permeable adhesive film dressing.
Drawtex® can stay in place for up to two days if covered with a semi-occlusive dressing, but otherwise should be changed daily when the dressing is almost saturated.
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