What It Is and How It Works Flexible wafer containing gelatin, pectin, or carboxymethylcellulose Absorbs exudate and transforms into a gel that conforms to the wound bed Occlusive backing maintains warmth and shields against bacteria and shear Because the gel that forms softens and lifts dead tissue on its own, hydrocolloids are frequently the first dressing tried when someone is looking for the best dressing to remove slough without resorting to sharp debridement Best for These Wounds Low-to-moderate exudate pressure injuries (Stage IIIII) Shallow venous ulcers needing autolytic debridement Minor burns, donor sites, and post-op wounds that are not infected Application Tips & Cautions Warm wafer between palms for better adhesion, then center over wound with a 1 in (2.5 cm) margin Expect mild odor and yellow gel on removal, both are normal, not infection Avoid use on fragile periwound skin, tunnels, or actively infected lesions
Cover it with a lid, leaving a crack on the side, and cook over medium heat until tender
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