Wound Drainage
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- Passive drainage bag
- With non-return valve, tube and X-ray contrast strip
- Atraumatic tip and 6 lateral eyes
- Capacity: 500 ml
- Large lumen drainage tap
- Self-adhesive
- Particularly gentle wound drainage
- Capacity: 150 ml
- With scale and labelling field
- Sterile disposable item
- For securing drains and catheters
- Protects the puncture site from infection
- Prevents slipping of the catheter
- Foam prevents kinking of the catheter
- Individually sterile packed
- High-vacuum wound drainage system
- With vacuum indicator
- Volume: 600 ml
- Suitable for Redons Ch 6-18
- Delivery contents: 25 pieces
- Backflow protection for thoracic drainage systems
- Connecting piece between catheter and patient tube
- Prevents backflow of air into the pleural cavity
- With tapered connectors at both ends
- 1 piece
- With drainage connector
- For connection of CH 12, 14, 15 and 16 drains
- With non-return valve and fixation hook
- Incl. scaling and labelling field
- Capacity: 500 ml
- For gentle drainage of wound secretions
- With longitudinal grooves in the interior
- Drainage with capillary force without suction
- With X-ray line
- Length: 30 cm
- Drainage bag with connector
- For the absorption of body fluids
- With scale for easy reading of secretion volume
- Capacity: 1500 ml
- Closed, without drain valve
Wound Drains and Medical Drainage
To remove pathological or increased fluids and gases from inside the body, various types of drains are frequently used in human medicine. In addition to a therapeutic function, such as relieving air or secretion accumulation, drains also provide prophylactic functions, such as preventing postoperative fluid accumulation. In addition, by draining wound secretions and blood in combination with appropriate wound care, wound drainage can accelerate wound healing, especially after surgery, by preventing the development of haemorrhages, seromas and festering of cavities.
Various Kinds of Medical Drains
To meet the individual requirements of each indication, various medical drains and drainage bags are available for draining fluids, such as or urine, from inside the body. Generally, a distinction is made between internal and external drains. External drains, which are used to drain fluid from the patient's body via a sterile tube, are more important in human medicine and are used frequently.
However, external drains are particularly popular in the context of post-operative wound care or in the treatment of chronic wounds. The aim of wound drainage is to prevent the accumulation of secretions and other serous body fluids and thus minimise the risk of infection, as this quickly results in buildup of germs that can negatively influence wound closure and healing.
Robinson Drain
Gravity drains without suction effect, such as the Robinson drain, are used in thoratic surgery already during the surgical intervention. With this closed system, it is not necessary to change the bag because the sterile tube is perforated and absorbs the secretion. The wound secretion is then emptied via a special drainage nozzle.
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