OPSITE* POST-OP* Composite Dressing

OPSITE* POST-OP* Composite Dressing

OPSITE* Post-Op* Composite Dressing combines a high MVTR film with the cushioning and absorbency of a low-adherent pad and an easy application carrier system. Formulation does not include natural rubber latex.

Smith+Nephew, Inc.

For over 150 years, Smith+Nephew has taken a pioneering approach to product design and services, helping to reduce the human and economic costs of wounds. *Trademark of Smith+Nephew

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Benefits

• Manage exudate through a highly absorbent pad and breathable film
• Waterproof, conformable, and comfortable to wear
• Easy to apply and remove aseptically
• Provides a barrier to bacteria
• Reduces the risk of maceration and blistering
• Reduces pain on removal

Indications

OPSITE* POST-OP* Composite Dressing is indicated for use on post-operative wounds and casualty wounds as well as minor cuts and lacerations.

Contraindications

Do not use under compression.

How Supplied/Sizing

2(1/2)"x2", 3(3/4)"x3(3/8)", 4(3/4)"x4", 6(1/8)"x3(3/8)", 8"x4", 10"x4", 11(3/4)"x4", 13(3/4)"x4".

HCPCS Code

A6203

A6204

Product features

cancel Antimicrobial format available

cancel Compatible w/ topicals

check_circle Conforms readily to wound

cancel Cuttable

cancel Gels on contact w/ exudate

cancel Impermeable to outside contaminants

check_circle Intact when saturated

check_circle Moisture vapor permeable

cancel Non-linting

cancel Self-adhering

cancel Silicone-based adhesive

cancel Usable on infected wounds

check_circle Variety of sizes

Other features

check_circle Educational Material Available

check_circle Free Samples/Trials Available

check_circle Published Clinical Article Available

Recommended Use

Non/Minimally Exudating Wounds
Superficial Wounds
Surgical Wounds

Mode of Use/Application

Apply dressing to skin while removing first backing paper (marked 1). Remove second backing paper and smooth dressing down, applying light pressure. Peel off dressing carrier (marked 2).

Removal & Change Frequency

The dressing should be changed if strikethrough or leaking of exudate occurs or if the dressing lifts, allowing access to bacteria and water. Time between dressing changes may be dependent upon your hospital protocol.

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