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Short Description
- Dermanet wound contact layer - non-adherent contact layer dressing.
- Use as a primary wound layer - shields delicate dermal tissue.
- Allows drainage from the wound.
Dermanet Wound Contact Layer is a primary dressing that protects delicate granulation tissue from secondary dressings. Ideally suited for burns and chronic wounds, Dermanet can be used as a lining for deep wounds before packing materials or gauze is applied. It can be applied dry or can be coated with a topical ointment, and is suitable for burns and chronic wounds..
DeRoyal Dermanet Wound Contact Layer Features:
- A non-adherent wound contact layer dressing.
- Place directly on wound to protect wound surface during healing.
- Shields fragile granulation tissue from disturbance caused by secondary dressings.
- Non-adherent dressing.
- May be used dry or coated with topical ointment.
- Air & fluid permeable.
- Ideal for lining deep wounds before the application of packing materials or under gauze.
- Reduces trauma during wound dressing removal.
- Mesh net is soft and conformable while remaining strong and non-linting.
- Available in sheets or rolls.
What is Dermanet? Dermanet is high-density polyethylene formulated into a light-weight porous fine mesh net.
Application & Removal:
- Apply topical medication to wound or to the dressing.
- Place Dermanet on the wound.
- Cover with secondary dressing.
- If wound is deep or open, line the wound with the product, use appropriate packing material and then put on the cover dressing.
- For dressing change, lift it out of the wound (similar to how you'd pluck a tea bag out of a cup). This should not be painful.
Recommended Manufacturer HCPC:
Product Number | HCPC |
46-140, 46-141, 46-142 | A6208 |
46-143 | A6207 |
46-145 | A6206 |
Dermanet® Wound Contact Layer may be used for:
- Burns.
- Chronic wounds.
- Graft sites.
- Donor sites.
- Granulating dermal ulcers.
- To line wounds that are deep before packing the wound (pressure sores/open incisions).
NOTE: Dermanet does not clean or debride the wound (ie: remove dead tissue).