Silver-Containing Antimicrobial Liquacel Dressing Reinforced with Cellulose Fibers (Suprasorb Liquacel Ag)

Suprasorb Liquacel Ag antibacterial silver-containing dressing by Lohmann & Rauscher is made from a combination of sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) fibers and lyocell fibers. As a result, it has a very high absorption capacity and forms a stable and integrated structure.
Silver nanotechnology, considered a unique technology, is not only effective against biofilm and a wide range of pathogens such as MRSA but also has a very low cytotoxicity profile.
Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) fibers effectively manage wound moisture and support autolytic debridement. Due to their stable structure, they do not shrink after gel formation and can be removed from the wound in one piece.

When it comes into contact with wound exudate, it forms a gel that maintains moisture in the wound environment and supports autolytic debridement.
Silver nanoparticles release silver ions within the dressing, providing an antimicrobial effect against MRSA.
Wound exudate, cellular debris, and bacteria are trapped within the dressing and are completely removed from the wound during dressing changes.

Silver Nanotechnology

The cellulose fibers in Suprasorb Liquacel Ag contain silver nanoparticles both within the fibers and on their surface.
Its antimicrobial effect is long-lasting and remains stable over time.
Due to the continuous release of silver particles, it has a very low cytotoxicity profile.
Suprasorb Liquacel Ag (Silver-Containing Suprasorb Liquacel)
Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose or CMC fibers (60%)
Lyocell fibers and silver (40%)
Silver nanoparticles (1.1%)
Dressing
Bandage

Care of superficial or deep wounds with moderate to heavy exudate.

Indications:

Second-degree burn wounds
Leg ulcers
Pressure ulcers
Diabetic wounds
Surgical wounds
Wounds prone to bleeding

Wound healing stages:

Exudation phase
Granulation phase
Its silver nanotechnology helps destroy biofilm.
It is effective against a wide range of pathogens such as MRSA.
Due to the continuous release of silver ions, it has a very low cytotoxicity profile.
Even when the dressing becomes wet, its structure remains unchanged, allowing it to be removed from the wound in one piece.
It has a very high absorption capacity, helping prevent maceration of the wound edges.
It traps bacteria and cellular debris within the dressing and supports autolytic debridement.
Suprasorb Liquacel Ag (Silver-Containing Suprasorb Liquacel)
The dressing can be cut to the size of the wound before application.
Depending on the amount of wound exudate, an appropriate secondary dressing such as Suprasorb P Sensitive can be applied over the dressing.
This dressing can be used under compression bandaging.

Dressing change:

The dressing should be changed after a maximum of 7 days.
Suprasorb Liquacel Ag (Silver-Containing Suprasorb Liquacel)

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