Ligasano® Green Wound Cleaner, sterile

The Ligasano® green wound cleaner can be used either for mechanical wound cleansing (debridement) using the rotary or wiping technique or for wound treatment. For this purpose, Ligasano is either applied to shallow wounds or inserted into deeper wounds. The mechanical stimulus of the coarse-pored polyurethane foam not only promotes blood circulation, but also activates self-cleansing. Even stubborn coatings can be removed with the wound cleaner, viscous exudate and detritus can be drained off without any problems..

In addition, the sterile wound cleaners are suitable as wound fillers for negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT). Since the open-cell structure shows no sorption behavior, a suction source is also required for active wound drainage or NPWT.

The sterile wound cleaners are available in packs of 10 or 30 pieces.

Product Details

• Ligasano® green wound cleaning sponge
• For the removal of very tough, solid and necrotic coatings
• Supports wound healing by cleaning the wound quickly and thoroughly
• Wound dressing for effective wound care
• Versatile use for a wide variety of wound types
• Also suitable for use in veterinary medicine
  
• Can remain on or in the wound for a short period of time (dressing change intervals:1-4 days)
• For use on shallow and deep wounds 
  
• Largely unhindered water vapour permeability
• Enables an intense mechanical stimulus
• Promotes blood circulation
• Activates self-cleansing of the wound
• Very good drainage of exudate and detritus 
• Does not have to be removed from the wound for wound irrigation 
  
• The dressing with Ligasano can be fixed e.g. with elastic bandages
• Does not stick to the wound (caution is only necessary with slightly oozing wounds) 
  
• Individually sterile packed
• Material: polyurethane foam
• Structure: open-cell, large-pored
• Size: 5 x 5 x 2 cm
• Colour: green
• Quantity: 1 pack of 10 or 30 pieces

For the following wounds:

• Chronic wounds
• Ulcus cruris
• Decubitus
• Diabetic foot syndrome
• Postoperative wounds
• NPWT (Negative Pressure Wound Therapy)
• Burns