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Atrauman Ag

When you need a silver-containing wound contact layer with a reassuring touch.

Atrauman Ag is part of the Atrauman Family - HARTMANN's range of wound contact layers.

Atrauman® has been helping to improve patients' lives since 1998, providing atraumatic protection both clinicians and patients love and trust.

Atrauman – When you simply need a wound contact layer
Atrauman Ag – When you need a silver-containing wound contact layer
Atrauman Silicone – When you need an especially gentle touch

Atrauman Ag Advantages

Suitable for the treatment chronic wounds, such as ulcus cruris, diabetic leg ucler and decubitus, and acute burns up to 2nd degree

Ensure close contact with the surface of the wound2

Support an undisturbed healing process2,3,4

Prevent maceration by protecting and caring for the surrounding skin4,5,6

Support painless dressing change by minimizing adhesion to wounds2,3,4

Simplify the dressing choice because it can be combined with all absorbent types of dressings, even with Vivano negative pressure wound therapy system4,7

Save time due to easy handling4

cost-effective because it can also be combined with traditional secondary dressing4

Atrauman Ag Sizing

Dressing SizeDressings Per Pack

HARTMANN Code

5 x 5cm10499 571
10 x 10cm10499 573
10 x 20cm10499 575

The Atrauman Family of products

Always there with a comforting touch.

The Atrauman®Family are HARTMANN’s wound contact layers for various wound types, providing the perfect solution for every requirement. Always there with a comforting touch.

Atrauman® – When you simply need a wound contact layer

Atrauman®Ag – When you need a silver-containing wound contact

Atrauman®Silicone – When you need an especially gentle touch

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References. 1. Data on file. 2. Rueda L. J. et al. Dressings impregnated in antibacterial agent: multicenter study on acute and chronic wounds, with Atrauman Ag. Rev Enferm. 2010 Nov;33(11):6-15 3.Ziegler, K. et al (2006). Reduced Cellular Toxicity of a New Silver Containing Antimicrobial Dressing and Clinical Performance in Non-Healing Wounds. Skin Pharmacol Physiol 19:140–146. 4.Zollner P. et al. The silver-containing impregnated dressing Atrauman Ag in treating chronic wounds - observational study with 624 patients. Akt Dermatologie 2005;31:561-565. 5. Burton F. An evaluation of non-adherent wound-contact layers for acute traumatic and surgical wounds. J Wound Care. 2004 Oct;13(9);371-3 6. Thompson GL. Case Study Atrauman: A descriptive evaluationby historical review and by one specific case history. Hartmann AG, 2005 7. Bukovcan P. et al. Clinical experience with the use of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy combined with a Silver-impregnated dressing in mixed wounds: A retrospective study of 50 cases. Wounds 2016, 28(8):255-263