Product video wound contact layers Atrauman Silicone

Background

Wound contact layers are special materials that are placed directly on the wound to support the healing process and protect the wound. They act as a barrier between the wound and the outer dressing. This reduces the risk of the dressing sticking to the wound and therefore enables atraumatic dressing changes.

These layers are often made of silicone, which makes them particularly gentle on the skin. They are permeable to air and wound secretions, which promotes a moist wound environment and supports healing.

Usage rights : Paul Hartmann – Music: Kevin McLeod – Impact prelude – License: Creative Commons (CC BY 3.0)

Project description

Design of a medical 3D animation about the application of the wound contact layer “Atrauman Silicone” for the treatment of atraumatic wounds. Atrauman adheres securely to dry but not to moist surfaces, which means that the wound contact layer does not stick to the wound.

The animation shows the mesh structure of the wound dressing in detail, which enables the transportation of exudate into the secondary wound dressing. The animation also visualizes the core features of handling the wound dressing: protective film on both sides, easy removal of the protective film, coated on both sides with medical silicone.

The properties of the wound dressing are also shown, such as the ability to be cut to any wound size, the soft and malleable structure, the ability to remain on the wound for up to 7 days and the ability to be combined with secondary wound dressings and negative pressure foam dressings.

Thanks to the silicone coating, the dressing does not stick to the wound bed, enabling pain-free and atraumatic changing of the wound contact layer.

Screenshots animation:

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