Seçkinler Medikal

Burns and tissue loss

A burn wound is a wound caused by thermal injury, in which the integrity of the skin is disrupted and the affected tissues are damaged. The depth and extent of the burn are among the key factors that determine the degree of tissue damage and the clinical significance of the wound.

Source

Church D, Elsayed S, Reid O, Winston B, Lindsay R. Burn Wound Infections. Clinical Microbiology Reviews. 2006;19(2):403–434. doi:10.1128/CMR.19.2.403-434.2006.

Product families,
stage by stage

Temporary biological dressing for second-degree and selected third-degree burns; high-capacity absorbent for painful surfaces. Each of the products below explicitly lists this indication in its manufacturer’s instructions for use. The order follows the treatment journey; where a stage offers more than one option, the exudate level and the clinical picture determine the choice.

01

Assessment and cleansing

Wound type, depth and bioburden are assessed; the surface is cleansed by irrigation.

04

Exudate management

Excess exudate is safely retained, reducing the risk of periwound maceration.

06

Epithelialization and closure

New epithelium is protected, wound edges are stabilized and periwound skin integrity is maintained.

Samples, demos or
instructions for use

We can share a sample, application training or the instructions for use of the product you are considering for burns and tissue loss.

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