Leukomed® Sorbact®

Leukomed® Sorbact® is a sterile, hydrophobic bacteria binding post-surgical island dressing that utilizes a physical mode of action versus a chemical mode of action. Binds bacteria to the Sorbact® layer and renders the bacteria inert, and leaves no active substances in the wound.

Essity

Hydrofera, LLC and BSN Medical Inc. are Essity-owned companies. Essity is a leading global hygiene and health company dedicated to improving well-being through products and solutions. They provide high quality wound and incontinence care, orthopedic, and compression products. Essity sells in approximately 150 countries under leading global brands Cutimed®, Hydrofera Blue®, Leukoplast®, JOBST®, Delta-Cast®, and TENA®.

Toll free:(800) 552-1157 Website: www.essityusa.com

Benefits

• Sorbact® Technology binds hydrophobic bacteria with a physical mode of action and removes them without releasing active substances into the wound, therefore antimicrobial resistance is not expected
• Highly breathable
• Conformable
• Reliable adhesion
• Skin friendly
• Bacterial and showerproof barrier
• Can be worn up to 7 days if clinical conditions allow
• For use on dry to light exudating wounds
• Sterile

Indications

Leukomed® Sorbact® can be used for all types of wounds such as: post-operative wounds, traumatic wounds, surgical incisions, lacerations, cuts, abrasions, and dehisced wounds. For low to moderate levels of exudate.

Contraindications

Do not use Leukomed® Sorbact® on patients with known sensitivity to the dressing components. If a reaction is observed, discontinue use and consult a physician. In common with all adhesive products, some cases of irritation of the skin surrounding the wound may occur. It should be noted that inappropriate use or too frequent dressing changes, particularly in patients with fragile skin, can result in skin stripping.

How Supplied/Sizing

2"x3", 3"x4", 3"x6", 4"x8", 4"x10", 4"x12", 4"x14".

HCPCS Code

A6203

A6204

Product features

cancel Absorptive dressing format

cancel Alginate dressing format

cancel Antimicrobial effects up to 48 hours

cancel Antimicrobial effects up to 3 days

check_circle Antimicrobial effects up to 7 days

check_circle Bacterial binding

cancel Bacterial trapping

cancel Bactericidal

cancel Bactericidal broad-spectrum

cancel Bacteriostatic

cancel Collagen dressing format

check_circle Composite dressing format

cancel Contact layer dressing format

cancel Foam dressing format

cancel Fungicidal

cancel Gauze or non-woven dressing format

cancel Gelling fiber dressing format

cancel Hydrogel (amorphous) dressing format

cancel Hydrogel (impregnated) dressing format

cancel Hydrogel (sheet) dressing format

check_circle Impermeable to outside contaminants

cancel Impregnated dressing format

cancel Microbicidal

check_circle Moisture vapor permeable

cancel Secondary dressing required

cancel Silicone-based adhesive

cancel Sporicidal

cancel Super absorbent polymers

cancel Sustained release formula

cancel Transparent film dressing format

cancel Virucidal

cancel Wound filler dressing format

Other features

check_circle Educational Material Available

check_circle Free Samples/Trials Available

check_circle Published Clinical Article Available

Recommended Use

Abrasions
Cuts
Dry to Light Exudating Wounds
Lacerations
Post-Operative Dehisced Wounds
Post-Surgical Incisions
Surgical Wounds
Traumatic Wounds

Mode of Use/Application

Prepare the wound according to clinical practice guidelines and ensure the surrounding skin is clean and dry. Select an appropriate dressing size for the wound. Remove Leukomed® Sorbact® from the pouch using an aseptic technique. Remove the protective film from the wound contact side of the dressing and apply the dressing. Ensure that the green wound contact layer comes into direct contact with the complete wound surface. Carefully remove the application film, using the blue handling strip. Slowly pull it backwards, in parallel to the skin to avoid lifting of the dressing.

Removal & Change Frequency

For gentle release, stretch the dressing to release adhesion. Pull one end of the dressing parallel to the skin. Do not pull up or backwards. Lifting of the dressing for inspection should be avoided. The dressing change frequency depends on the exudate levels and the overall clinical condition of the wound and the surrounding skin. Should the clinical conditions allow, the dressing can remain in place for up to 7 days.

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