EpiGARD

EpiGARD

EpiGARD

Product catalog summary
Product Overview: EpiGARD is a synthetic skin replacement designed for temporary wound dressing. It cleans wounds while maintaining a moist environment, preparing them for subsequent skin transplants. Made from a non-textile, double-ply synthetic material, it features a microporous film that allows air and steam permeability, preventing bacterial penetration and secretion build-up.
Material Composition: The product consists of a Teflon top surface and a polyurethane underside. The Teflon layer is air-permeable but blocks bacteria and secretions. The polyurethane matrix adheres to wound exudate, aiding in the removal of necrotic tissue during bandage changes.
Mechanism of Action: EpiGARD adheres to the wound through thrombogenic adhesion, facilitating the removal of necrotic tissue and exudate. Fibroblasts and blood vessels grow in the wound area, promoting a well-vascularized granulation bed suitable for secondary dressing.
Application Guidelines: EpiGARD is suitable for open wounds, surgical wounds, and burn sites. It should be replaced daily and is not recommended for wounds with pocket formation, infections, or severe secretion. It should not be used with creams or ointments.
Production and Availability: EpiGARD is available in various sizes and is designed to minimize waste. It is part of BIOVISION's portfolio, which includes other biomaterials for orthopedics and dental surgery.
Contact Information: BIOVISION GmbH, Am Vogelherd 52, 98693 Ilmenau, Germany. Order Hotline: +49 3677 64 07 10, Email: [email protected], Website: www.biovision.de
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EpiGARD — a product of BIO VISION Synthetic skin replacement for temporary wound dressing.

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Synthetic skin replacement for temporary wound dressing EpiGARD cleans the wound and simultaneously maintains the moist environment which optimally conditions the wound for subsequent skin transplants. EpiGARD is made from a non-textile, double-ply synthetic material and does not contain any additives. The top surface consists of a thin, microporous film. It is permeable to air and steam. This prevents the build-up of secretions, while protecting the wound from external bacterial burdens or fluids. The underside forms an open matrix made of pliable, soft polyurethane. The wound exudate adheres...

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Synthetic skin replacement for temporary wound dressing APPLICATION EpiGARD is suitable for treating open wounds and for preparing a secondary wound occlusion such as Super ficial defect wounds, Wounds after surgical necrosis removal with burns, Operation wounds and Wounds at removal sites for skin transplants. Figure 4: Thorough wound debridement to gain an overall impression of the condition of the wound. EpiGARD is to be regularly examined and with fluid accumulation or irritation of the wound edges it is to be replaced. In general daily renewal of EpiGARD is recommended. Do not use EpiGARD...

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Synthetic skin replacement for temporary wound dressing EpiGARD' We are indebted to Prof. Dr. med. Kuno Weise for his assistance. BIOVISION specialises in the development and manufacturing of biomaterials. In particular in the processing of resorbable polymer products by means of injection moulding and the production of resorbable ceramic products. These technologies are used inter alia in our products for dental surgery/implantology and for orthopedics. The following products are also included in our portfolio: Orthopedics: BetaBASE bioresorbable bone replacement BioBASE bioresorbable bone replacement...

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