Wound care

Kliniderm debride

kliniderm-debride

About Kliniderm debride

Intuitive design, gentle effective debridement
Wound bed preparation is a key element to ensuring optimum wound healing and wound debridement removes barriers such as non-viable tissue, biofilm and foreign material and/or debris from the wound bed.

Mechanical is the most common form of debridementas it is quick, safe and effective with no spcialist training required.

Kliniderm® debride is designed to provide rapid, gentle, mechanical debridement. Its intuitive design is double sided with a continuous soft edge, the product is placed over a gloved hand or finger enabling improved handleability and control during debridement.

Product benefits

  • Soft monofilament loops help minimizing pain and is gentle on intact tissue
  • Absorbs exudate enabling effective mechanical debridement
  • Removes biofilm and bacteria from the wound
  • Soft haptic application for correct amount of pressure and control
  • Pocket size for extra control
  • Double sided
  • Soft edges minimizing pain
  • Water-resistant backing to prevent leakage

Indications

Kliniderm® Debride is suitable for treatment of superficial wounds (acute and chronic) and the surrounding skin of the following wounds: diabetic foot ulcers, arterial and venous ulcers, pressure ulcers, post-operative wounds, lacerations and abrasions, burns and scalds, lymphoedema, devitalized tissue. Kliniderm® Debride has a strong cleaning efficiency, effective bacterial binding and very high degree of biofilm removal. It allows for soft debridement without tissue irritation and has a soft haptic application.

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Contra-Indications

  • No contraindications known to date

Directions for use

Kliniderm® Debride and Kliniderm® Debride Pocket can be used interchangeably. The pocket size is recommended when treating small wounds or when extra control is needed, while the debridement pad is recommended for treating large-sized super­cial wounds. Mechanical debridement with the Kliniderm® Debride is best achieved following the directions below:
  1. Soak Kliniderm® with approximately 50-60ml of wound cleansing solution
  2. Applying gentle pressure, wipe the moistened side over the wound in a circular motion

Dressing change and removal

  1. Kliniderm® Superabsorbent can remain in place for up to 7 days, dependent on the condition of the patient and the level of exudate
  2. Replace Kliniderm® Superabsorbent when the dressing has reached its absorbent capacity or whenever good wound practice dictates that the dressing should be changed
  3. Gently remove the dressing from the wound bed and dispose according to local procedures and guidelines. If removal appears to be difficult, saturate the dressing with sterile saline solution
  4. If required, irrigate the wound site according to good wound care practice

Precautions

  • Take care when applying pressure or rubbing quickly and avoid causing the patient excessive pain
  • Ensure sterile application of the pad to the hand/finger, do not touch the wound contact side of the pad before use
  • Kliniderm® debride and Kliniderm® debride pocket are single-use. Use a new pad with every separate wound to prevent bacteria from spreading
  • Do not cut
  • Do not use as wound dressing (do not leave on the wound)
  • Do not use on patient with a known sensitivity to one or more of the components of this product (polyester and polypropylene)
  • Do not re-use. Re-use can cause serious infections
  • Do not re-sterilize
  • For external use only
  • For use under the guidance of a healthcare professional
  • Shelf life: 5 years

Storage

The products should be stored under ambient conditions, in the original packaging. In a cool, dry and well ventilated place, away from direct sunlight.

In case a serious incident has occurred in relation to the device: Inform Medeco BV as listed on the packaging, your local distributor and your local healthcare authority.

Last update: Revision 28-11-2022.