Infusion patch - Qingdao Forever New Materials Co., Ltd.

Protect skin integrity

Clinical risks that threaten skin health are diverse, presenting challenges in protecting the skin. You are committed to maintaining and restoring skin integrity, which involves preventing and treating related conditions.

Incidence of incontinence-associated dermatitis

41% of the residents in nursing homes and 35% of all patients in acute care environments are affected by incontinence-associated dermatitis (AD), which is one of the most challenging types of MASD.

Skin damage related to moisture (MASD) is caused by prolonged exposure to moisture.

Incidence of medical adhesive-related skin injury

In acute care settings, one out of every seven patients (with an average rate of 13%) is affected by MARSI³.

Medical adhesive-related skin injury (MARSI) refers to skin damage caused by improper selection, application or removal of medical adhesives.

Risk multiplier of pressure ulcers in patients with IAD

Patients with IAD have a 4-fold higher risk of developing sacral PU due to hospital-acquired infections compared to those without IAD.

Pressure ulcers (PU) are caused by mechanical forces such as pressure, friction and shear, and increased moisture further raises the risk of their development.

References:

Note: as conditions vary between countries and regions, the statistics mentioned on this page are for reference only; specific figures should be judged according to actual circumstances.

Nix D. Haugen V. Prevention and management of Incontinence-Associated Dermatitis. Drugs Aging. 2010:27(6):491-6.
Gray M. Bartos S Imcortinence Aspocitad Dematit in th Acut Car Seting APropectivo Mlt site Epidemiolagi Stud,Prearted a th 3rd Amual Meoting of the Wound Heaing Sociaty 2013.
Fars, MK Petu M.tanton. Walters SA Fun MA. MrdcalAthesite Rolted Skn iry Prervalence Anong Atit Ate Care Patierts A Singe Conrter cserational Stul louned f Wound ostrny & CortrenceNursing. 2015;42(6): 589-598
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3M 2018 Medical Tape Market Research. 563 completed clinician interviews. On file at 3M.
3M data on file. Mean values. LAB-05-310252

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Infusion patch

Ingredients:

This product is composed of non-woven fabric, medical adhesive tape, absorbent material, and release layer.

Application:

It is used for fixation and wound protection during intravenous infusion in medical departments. It is mainly used for protecting the puncture site after venous infusion, blood collection, and blood transfusion, as well as fixing the needle handle. It can prevent needle eye damage, absorb a small amount of bleeding and exudate, and avoid needle dislocation or shift. It is firmly attached, easy to use, suitable for both adult and pediatric patients, effectively reducing the risk of infection at the puncture site, and meeting the basic usage requirements of clinical intravenous care.

Characteristics:

High peeling force;
Maintain strength well;
Good breathability;
Sticky and firmly attached;
Minimal skin irritation and low allergenicity.

Packaging:

Recyclable cardboard box.

Storage:

Room temperature 10-30°C, humidity 60±20%, protected from light and with good ventilation. Freezing is strictly prohibited.

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