ALLEVYN◊ THIN
Self Adhesive Dressing
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The use of oxidising agents, eg. hydrogen peroxide and hypochlorite solutions should be avoided with ALLEVYN Thin. Sterile unless pack is opened or damaged.
Contraindications
Do not use on wounds with exposed muscle, bone or tendon where a risk of drying out exists. Do not use on wounds where the surrounding skin is damaged or sensitive. Contact your healthcare professional if infection is suspected, eg. redness or foul exudate. Infected wounds should be inspected daily and treated appropriately.Where To Buy
References
1. Beiersdorf AG Clinical Evaluation of Cutinova Thin. Internal Report.
2. Smith + Nephew 2007. A prospective, multi-centre, randomised and comparative evaluation to assess the relative cost effectiveness of treatment of Stage II pressure ulcers with Allevyn Thin and Saline soaked gauze. Internal Report.
3. Smith + Nephew 2009. ALLEVYN Thin Dressing Physical Properties. Internal Report. DS/09/013/R6.
4. Schmidt A, Gassmueller J, Hughes-Formella B, Bielfeldt S. Treating hypertrophic scars for 12 or 24 hours with a self-adhesive hydroactive polyurethane dressing. Journal of wound care. 2001;10(5):149-153.
5. Smith+Nephew 2007. A prospective, multi-centre, randomised and comparative evaluation to assess the relative cost effectiveness of treatment of Stage II pressure ulcers with ALLEVYN THIN and Saline soaked gauze. Internal Report. SR/CE/011/ALT.
6. Smith+Nephew 2009. ALLEVYN Thin Dressing Physical Properties. Internal Report. DS/09/013/R6.
7. Smith+Nephew 2003. Bacterial Barrier Testing of Allevyn Testing. Internal Report. WRP-TW042-212.