Part of the HydroClean Family
HydroClean® mini
Rapid wound Debridement Fast. Simple. Effective
HydroClean® mini, the new addition to the HydroClean® Family.
HydroClean® mini is especially designed for small, cavity or superficial.
The benefit of autolytic and mechanical debridement in one dressing therapy.
Facilitates autolytic debridement | Up to 69% removal of necrosis and devitalised tissue*[1]
Infection management | Significantly reduces bacterial load[2,3,6] and disrupts biofilm[8]
Pain relief | More than 3 in 4 patients experienced no pain during wear time[1] Nearly 50% of patients who did experience pain, reported a significant improvement[1]
Facilitates autolytic debridement | Up to 69% removal of necrosis and devitalised tissue*[1]
Exudate control| 92% of clinicians rated it good or excellent at exudate management control[1]
Cost effective | Approximately
21% vs. honey,
98% vs. larval
30% savings vs mechanical debridement[1]
Cost savings instead of standard treatment, including amputation is about 93,5%[7]
Providing rapid wound debridement
Properties:
Unique debriding mode of action: HydroClean® miniirrigates the wound while absorbing dead tissue, necrosis, bacteria and exudate.
The superabsorbent polymers ensure an optimal absorption of exudate while the Ringer‘s solution continuously cleanses and moisturises the wound bed.
HydroClean® Available Sizing
| HydroClean® mini | ||
| Dressing Size | Dressings Per Pack | HARTMANN Code |
| 3 cm round | 10 | 609 001 |
| HydroClean® | ||
| Dressing Size | Dressings Per Pack | HARTMANN Code |
| 4 cm round | 10 | 609 220 |
| 4 x 8 cm oval | 10 | 609 222 |
| 5.5 cm round | 10 | 609 224 |
| 7.5 x 7.5 cm | 10 | 609 226 |
| 10 x 10cm | 10 | 609 228 |
| HydroClean® Cavity | ||
| Dressing Size | Dressings Per Pack | HARTMANN Code |
4 cm round | 10 | 609 002 |
| 4 x 8 cm oval | 10 | 609 004 |
| 5.5 cm round | 10 | 609 006 |
| 7.5 x 7.5 cm | 10 | 609 008 |
| 10 x 10 cm | 10 | 609 012 |
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