Name: 30 ml Gel and 100 ml Solution | 2 Wound Care Set
Brand: Actolind
SKU: ZF66E1DBD5E15FF8759AAZ

Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution &nbsp;protective product that can be used in combination with medical materials such as bandages, dressings, tampons or wound fillers for the cleaning, irrigation, decontamination and moisturizing of acute and chronic wounds and 1st and 2nd degree wounds, whether infected or not. It is a care solution.&nbsp; Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution &nbsp;allows mechanical cleaning of wounds. Thanks to the surfactants in its composition, wound cleaning required before wound care is carried out comfortably and painlessly by reducing surface tension.Advantages:<ul><li>It shortens the recovery time.</li><li>It accelerates granulation and epithelialization.</li><li>It prevents biofilm formation.</li><li>Against multidrug resistant organisms (MDRO, MRSA, VRE) and mycotic pathogens (Candida albicans)&nbsp; It is highly effective.</li><li>Compatible with commonly used wound dressings.</li></ul>✓&nbsp; Polyhexanide; It is classified as the first choice active ingredient for the care of colonized and infected chronic wounds and wounds. ✓ It is suitable for cleaning, moistening and decontamination of wounds and medical materials such as bandages, dressings and wound fillers used in wound care. ✓ It is highly effective against multidrug resistant organisms (MDRO, MRSA, VRE) and mycotic pathogens (Candida albicans). ✓ Accelerates granulation and epithelialization ✓&nbsp; Dermatologically tested &nbsp; "Excellent" ✓ It is biocompatible. ✓ It is well tolerated.Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution contributes to the wound healing process in the areas where it is applied with its cleansing and moisturizing effect.&nbsp; Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution &nbsp;provides protection against resistant microorganisms (such as MRSA, VRE) and mycotic pathogens and is also well tolerated by allergic patients and diabetics.Chemical Composition: Poloxamer 188, Polyhexamethylene biguanide (Polyhexanide, 0.1%), pure waterActolind ® &nbsp;w Solution is used to clean and irrigate the surface beforehand.&nbsp; Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution ,&nbsp; It can be applied in combination with Actolind ® &nbsp;w Gel &nbsp;.&nbsp; Before applying Actolind ® &nbsp;w Gel &nbsp; It should be cleaned with Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution &nbsp;to remove contaminants and debris.Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution can also be used for antiseptic cleaning and softening of encrusted dressing materials that adhere to the surface and are difficult to remove.Actolind ® &nbsp;w Solution &nbsp;does not inhibit granulation and epithelialization. It does not have irritating or painful properties. It does not cause sensitivity and can be used safely for a long time.&nbsp; <hr>&nbsp; For more information&nbsp;</li></ul>About Wound CareWhat is a Wound?The term wound is derived from the Latin word “vulnus” and can be defined as the disruption of the normal continuity of a body structure (e.g. skin) with or without tissue loss. It may occur accidentally as a result of an injury, a traumatic injury, or an intentional surgical procedure. Wounds are classified according to their starting point as follows:• Mechanical • Thermal • Chemical • Radiation • Skin ulcerAccording to what criteria should the preparations to be used on the wound be selected?Skin, mucosa etc. Every product applied to the wound in areas should not burn the wound, should not kill the human cells that provide healing in the wound, should not be absorbed from the wound, should not pass into the circulation, and should be effective against all resistant microorganisms.&nbsp;What are the Most Important Conditions Required?• To improve the general condition of the patient • Relieving pressure on the wound surface • Keeping the wound moist • If necessary, clean the necrotic tissue in the wound with appropriate and sterile dressing materials and wipe the wound and its surroundings with antiseptic solution, starting from the wound center. • struggle with • Cover with sterile gauze or surgical biological drapes when necessary. • Keeping the wound temperature constant • Keeping track of blood values • Opening the wound every day and evaluating it for senosis and hematoma.“Do not apply anything to the wound that you cannot apply to the eyes!”Prof. Dr. A. KramerWound Care Guidewounds; It is classified in different ways according to its appearance, cause of occurrence, and contamination with pathogenic microorganisms. &nbsp;classification &nbsp;makes it easier to evaluate and enables potential risks to be noticed in advance.Wound Type: &nbsp; Open Wounds Description:&nbsp; These are wounds in which the skin and subcutaneous tissues are damaged and the skin integrity is damaged to varying extents. Product Recommendation:&nbsp;Actolind ® &nbsp;Solution + Actolind ® &nbsp;w GelWound Type: &nbsp; Clean Wound Description:&nbsp; These are wounds that do not contain pathogenic microorganisms. Wounds that have no tissue loss, wound edges come together, and minimal scar tissue develops are clean wounds. Product Recommendation:&nbsp;Actolind ® &nbsp;Solution + Actolind ® &nbsp;w GelWound Type: &nbsp; Contaminated Wound Description:&nbsp; There is a pathogenic microorganism in the wound, but its symptoms have not yet appeared. Open wounds that occur immediately after trauma turn into contaminated wounds due to the entry and spread of excessive bacteria into a normally sterile body compartment, due to a major problem in sterile technique. Product Recommendation:&nbsp;Actolind ® &nbsp;Solution + Actolind ® &nbsp;w GelWound Type: &nbsp; Infected Wound Description:&nbsp; These are wounds containing pathogenic microorganisms. In the Creator; k&nbsp;, discharge, bad smell, etc. e&nbsp;symptoms are seen. Product Recommendation:&nbsp;Actolind ® &nbsp;Solution + Actolind ® &nbsp;w GelWound Type: &nbsp; Description:&nbsp; Tissue damage caused by factors such as heat, electricity, chemicals, boiling water, flame is called &nbsp;. The extent of tissue damage resulting from a burn varies depending on the size of the affected area and the continuity of the factor that caused the burn. Product Recommendation:&nbsp;Actolind ® &nbsp;Solution + Actolind ® &nbsp;w GelWound Type: &nbsp; Chronic Wound Description:&nbsp; A chronic wound is a wound that does not heal within approximately three months. The wound constantly recurs. &nbsp;There is a local or systemic factor that prevents healing (for example, decubitus ulcers). Product Recommendation:&nbsp;Actolind ® &nbsp;Solution + Actolind ® &nbsp;w Gel