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Product facts visualizing dry to excessive and superficial and deep

Cuticell® Contact

is a sterile, primary wound contact layer consisting of an elastic and transparent polyurethane film coated with soft silicone. It is designed to adhere to the surrounding skin but not to the moist wound bed and to allow exudate to pass through into an outer sterile absorbent dressing.

  • Easy wound inspection
  • Highly conformable
  • Atraumatic dressing changes

Intended Purpose

Indications: Cuticell Contact is indicated for acute and chronic wounds such as leg and pressure ulcers, surgical incisions, blistering, partial thickness burns, skin graft donor sites, lacerations, abrasions, skin tears. Cuticell Contact may be used as a wound contact layer in conjunction with Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT).

Wear time: Cuticell Contact can be left in place for up to 14 days, depending on the condition of the wound and taking local clinical protocols into consideration.

Learn about the product and how to apply it

Cutimed Cuticell Contact is a transparent, soft silicone wound contact layer which allows exudate to pass through into an outer sterile absorbent dressing. It is indicated for acute and chronic wounds with dry-to-excessive exudate levels.

Product benefits

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Easy wound inspection

The transparency allows for an easy wound inspection 1.
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Highly conformable

No tension on skin while wearing due to high conformability with a two-way stretch. 
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Atraumatic dressing changes

The silicone coated wound contact layer does not allow tissue ingrowth or damage to newly formed tissue during dressing changes2.
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Undisturbed wound healing

The dressing promotes undisturbed wound healing, due to fewer necessary dressing changes1, 3.
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Maintains a moist environment

Helps to keep a moist healing environment. 

Product facts

Superficial and deep

Dry to excessive

Secondary dressing needed

How to use

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1. Prepare the wound and surrounding skin according to local clinical practice, ensuring the surrounding skin is dry.
2. Choose a dressing size that covers the wound and overlaps the wound edges for at least 2 cm.
3. Open the pouch and take out Cuticell Contact. Ensure sterility.
4. Remove one release liner (1).
5. Apply Cuticell Contact with the tacky side towards the wound (2), remove second release liner (3) and smooth dressing in place.
6. Cover with a secondary dressing, appropriate for the specific amount of exudate.
7. Frequency of dressing change depends on the condition of the wound. It might be sufficient to change only the secondary dressing.
How to Remove
Carefully remove secondary dressing and gently remove Cuticell Contact from the wound and discard. If required, cleanse the wound prior to application of a new dressing.

Product specifications

PRODUCT
REF
Dimensions
Pieces/box
Pcs. definition
Pieces/shipper
Boxes/shipper
Cuticell® Contact 7276200 5 cm x 7.5 cm 5 BOX OF 5 POUCHES OF 1 150 30
Cuticell® Contact 7276201 7.5 cm x 10 cm 5 BOX OF 5 POUCHES OF 1 100 20
Cuticell® Contact 7276202 10 cm x 18 cm 5 BOX OF 5 POUCHES OF 1 100 20
Cuticell® Contact 7276203 15 cm x 25 cm 5 BOX OF 5 POUCHES OF 1 50 10

Supporting products

Cutimed® Sorbion® Border

Cutimed® Sorbion® Border

is a sterile, superabsorbent, gel-forming, self-adhesive wound dressing, offering atraumatic dressing changes.

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Medical References

1 Derbyshire A. Using a silicone-based dressing as a primary wound contact layer. British Journal of Nursing 23.Sup20 (2014): S14-S20. 
2 Hallern B. v. Preventing hypergranulation, protecting epithelialisation-Cuticell Contact. Medizin & Praxis Chronic Wound Treatment. March 2014. 
3 Bateman SD. The vulnerable patient with high risk skin integrity - positive benefits of a long wear time, silicone wound contact layer. Wounds UK. 2015;11(1):82-7. 

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