The adhesive becomes deactivated by moisture and will not stick to the wound surface or periwound skin. They are impervious to liquids and bacteria but are permeable to oxygen and water vapor ...
Comprised most commonly of polyurethane, foam dressings are polymer substances with small, open cells that absorb wound drainage and keep moisture away from the periwound skin. Foams can have an ...
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