Streamlined Wound Bed Preparation
Wound bed preparation offers a structured and systematic approach to assist with the management of wounds so healing can proceed through natural stages.1 The wound bed assessment tool developed by the International Advisory Board on Wound Bed Preparation, T.I.M.E., outlines the following target areas for effective wound management2:
According to T.I.M.E., biofilm-based wound care and wound bed preparation require debridement in conjunction with a wound irrigation agent that does not impair the wound healing process while providing ongoing moisture.
Debridement
Puracyn® Plus Professional Formula Wound Irrigation Solution and Antimicrobial Hydrogel can be used in tandem with advanced wound healing modalities such as negative-pressure wound therapy and low-frequency ultrasound. Puracyn Plus Professional Formula Antimicrobial Hydrogel facilitates autolytic debridement by maintaining a moist wound and skin environment.
Moisture
Puracyn Plus Professional Formula Wound Irrigation Solution is specifically indicated to moisten wound dressings and the wound bed surface, as well as assist in the removal of encrusted dressings. Puracyn Plus Professional Formula Antimicrobial Hydrogel adds moisture to dry wound beds.
Irrigation
According to T.I.M.E., the ideal wound irrigation solution will remove debris without adversely affecting cellular activities crucial to the wound-healing process.3 Unlike saline solution or water, Puracyn Plus Professional Formula Wound Irrigation Solution expands the clinical applications of wound irrigation. The preservative in Puracyn Plus Professional Formula (pH-balanced, stabilized hypochlorous acid in solution) has been shown to exhibit effective inhibition characteristics against microbial growth in vitro while remaining non-toxic to human tissues.4
The Puracyn Plus Professional Formula Family of Products can be used to:
Innovacyn, Inc. is dedicated to the best outcomes in wound care management. Our team of wound care experts and researchers are at the forefront of groundbreaking science and aim to create a lasting impact for patients around the world.
| Posters | |
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| Clinical Study: The Effects of Hypochlorous Acid as an Adjunct to Treatment of Chronic Wounds | |
| Hypochlorous Acid Solution: A Tale of Two Clinics |
| Positive Patient Outcomes | |
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| Benefits of Puracyn Plus Professional Formula on Trauma Wounds | |
| Case Study: Venous Leg Ulcer 1 | |
| Case Study: Venous Leg Ulcer 2 | |
| Case Study: Post-Surgical Wound | |
| Case Study: Pressure Injury | |
| Case Study: Chronic Leg Wound | |
| Case Study: From Near-Amputation to Recovery |
Innovacyn, Inc. is committed to making sure every single one of its patients understands the importance of wound bed preparation.
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1 Schultz GS, Sibbald RG, Flanaga V, Ayello EA. Wound bed preparation: a systematic approach to wound management. Wound Rep Reg. 2003; 11: 1–28.
2 Dowsett C, Newton H. Wound bed preparation: TIME in practice. Clinical Practice Development. Wounds International. 2014; 5(3): 58-70.
3 Wolcott RD, Kennedy JP, Dowd, SE. Regular debridement is the main tool for maintaining a healthy wound bed in most chronic wounds. Journal of Wound Care. 2009; 18(2): 54-56.
4 Liden BA. Hypochlorous acid: Its multiple uses for wound care. Ostomy Wound Management. 2013;59(9): 8-10.
