Description
MPM Medical NoTraum Silicone Foam Dressing pairs a foam absorbent body with a silicone contact surface, so the dressing lifts without disturbing new tissue. The name says the design goal: no trauma at removal. Fragile wounds and skin tears are the cases this format is built around.
- Silicone Contact Surface – The silicone face rests gently on the wound bed, designed to prevent sticking.
- Foam Absorbency – The foam body absorbs drainage while cushioning the site.
- Atraumatic Removal – Gentle lift at changes protects fragile new tissue and periwound skin.
Atraumatic Silicone Foam for Fragile Wounds
Removal trauma is the hidden cost of absorbent dressings on fragile wounds. This silicone foam pad addresses it directly: the silicone contact surface is built to release cleanly at changes, while the foam body behind it absorbs drainage and cushions the site. The 2 x 2 inch format covers the smaller wounds where removal trauma hurts most, and the sterile presentation suits clinical application. Wound teams that manage skin tears and fragile chronic wounds reach for silicone foam when adhesion is the complaint. It is a focused product for a specific pain point.
Features and Benefits
Gentle Contact
- Silicone Face – The contact surface is designed to avoid bonding to the wound bed.
- Clean Release – Removal leaves new tissue undisturbed, supporting continuous healing.
Foam Body
- Absorption – The foam body manages drainage while the silicone face protects the bed.
- Cushioning – Foam softens pressure at the wound site during wear.
Product Specifications
Dressing Details
- Size: 2 x 2 inch
- Type: Silicone foam dressing (NoTraum)
- Sterility: Sterile
Packaging
- Packaging: 10/bx, 10 bx/cs (case)
- Item: MP00451
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Why Choose NoTraum Foam
When removal hurts more than the wound, the contact surface is the problem. This pad solves that specific pain point with a silicone face on a proven foam body, in the size fragile wounds take.
- Removal Without Trauma – The silicone face releases cleanly, the design goal is in the name.
- Foam Comfort – The foam body cushions and absorbs while the silicone protects the bed.
- Fragile Wound Fit – Skin tears and fragile chronic wounds are its natural caseload.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes this foam atraumatic?
The contact surface is silicone, designed to release cleanly instead of bonding to the wound bed. Removal disturbs less new tissue than an adhesive face.
What size is it?
The pad measures 2 x 2 inches and is sterile. It ships by the case as the packaging states.
Which wounds suit it?
Fragile wounds such as skin tears and sensitive chronic wounds suit it best. The silicone face is the differentiator.
How is it packaged?
The file lists 10 per box and 10 boxes per case. Cases are the unit sold here.
Does it absorb drainage?
Yes. The foam body absorbs drainage and cushions the site while the silicone face protects the bed.
