Description
The Halyard Collagen Particles applies collagen particles directly into the wound bed to cover areas a sheet cannot reach. Use of Collagen dressing has shown to accelerate wound healing, granulation tissue formation, and supports neovascularization, and reduces bacterial infection in the chronic wounds.
- Low Wound Adhesion – The wound bed is viable, pink or red, moist, and may also present as an intact or ruptured serum-filled blister.
- Category Fit – As part of Collagen Dressings, it supports advanced wound care, so supports a calmer appointment.
- Adipose – Adipose (fat) is not visible and deeper tissues are not visible, so keeps patients more comfortable.
- Pain – Pain and temperature change often precede skin color changes, so adds confidence at every use.
- Wound Care Clinicians Reach – Wound care clinicians reach for it during advanced wound care, so supports a calmer appointment.
- Documented Results – This injury results from intense and/or prolonged pressure and shear forces at the bone-muscle interface.
Collagen Dressing for Advanced Wound Care
Wound care clinicians rely on this collagen dressing in clinics and care settings for advanced wound care. Granulation tissue, slough and eschar are not present. Wound care clinicians keep it within reach in clinics and care settings. It belongs in Collagen Dressings for advanced wound care.
Features and Benefits
Collagen Dressing Design
- Evidence Based Clinical Study – The evidence based clinical study -10 shows that when a Bovine Type I collagen is utilized as a in wound surface area treatment for a full thickness wound.
- Halyard – Halyard makes this collagen dressing for advanced wound care.
- These Injuries Commonly – These injuries commonly result from adverse microclimate and shear in the skin over the pelvis and shear in the heel.
Collagen Dressing Details
- Clear Color Change – Color changes do not include purple or maroon discoloration.
- It – It is supplied 10 per box, 40 boxes per case.
- Wound Care Clinicians It – For wound care clinicians, it keeps advanced wound care covered in clinics and care settings.
Product Specifications
Collagen Dressing Details
- Brand: Halyard
- Product Type: Collagen Dressing
- Category: Collagen Dressings
- Material: Collagen
Packaging and Options
- Quantity Per Pack: 10/bx, 40 bx/cs
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Why Wound Care Clinicians Choose Halyard Collagen Dressings
For wound care clinicians, the collagen dressing keeps advanced wound care steady from case to case. In clinics and care settings, it is built for the daily routine of advanced wound care. Areas of significant adiposity can develop deep wounds.
- Collagen – Collagen is produced by fibroblasts and it is intricately involved in the (3) phases of wound healing.
- Care Teams – In clinics and care settings, wound care clinicians rely on it for advanced wound care, so adds confidence to every cycle.
- Collagen Primary Function – Collagen primary function is to provide mechanical support and assist in regulating variety of processes, including cell migration, differentiation and proliferation.
- Catalog It Sits – In the catalog, it sits with collagen dressings for advanced wound care, so supports a calmer, steadier pace.
- Slough – If slough or eschar is removed, a Stage 3 or Stage 4 pressure injury will be revealed, so gives the whole team peace of mind.
- Secure Fit – It fits the daily routine in clinics and care settings, so keeps every cycle on schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this collagen dressing used for?
Its main job is advanced wound care in clinics and care settings.
Who uses this collagen dressing?
It is used by wound care clinicians in clinics and care settings.
Where is this collagen dressing used?
It is used in clinics and care settings for advanced wound care.
How is this collagen dressing packaged?
It comes 10 per box, 40 boxes per case.
What is this collagen dressing made of?
It is made of collagen.
What sets this collagen dressing apart?
Its collagen dressings format is made for advanced wound care in clinics and care settings.
