Dry Fibrinous Wounds How to treat

Dry fibrinous wounds

Level of exudate: low

Dry, fibrinous tissue is a result of dead cells and must be removed.

Therapeutic objectives	Fibrinous tissue removal Exudate management
Procedures / actions	Mechanical or surgical debridement if needed. Wound cleansing and setting a moist environment to promote autolytic debridement.
Wound cleansing and wound bed preparation	Prontosan® Wound Irrigation Solution Prontosan® Wound Gel Prontosan® Wound Gel X
Primary wound dressing	Deep: Askina® Gel Superficial: Askina® Gel Askina® Foam Askina® Heel
Secondary wound dressing	Askina® Pad Bandage, tape
Dressing Replacement frequency	Daily

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