ACTICOAT™ Antimicrobial Barrier Dressing
Silver-based antimicrobial dressing · Advanced Wound Management

ACTICOAT™ Antimicrobial Barrier Dressing

ACTICOAT Antimicrobial Barrier Dressings are designed with advanced nanocrystalline silver (NCS) technology. This unique construction provides a large surface area of silver, which enables a sustained release of the active agent into the wound fluid. By incorporating this technology, the dressing is intended to maintain a consistent concentration of silver at the wound site, allowing it to act as a bactericidal barrier. The system is engineered to function effectively across a variety of wound types, including acute, chronic, and burn wounds, supporting clinicians in their efforts to act with certainty during the healing process. In addition to its antimicrobial properties, the dressing is designed to help promote and retain a moist wound environment when utilized in conjunction with an appropriate secondary dressing. The design philosophy focuses on the delivery of reliable antimicrobial performance, supported by the specific physical structure of the nanocrystalline silver coating. This ensures that the dressing can manage the wound environment effectively, providing sustained action that lasts for the duration of the dressing's wear time, which varies by specific product selection. The technology is evidenced to provide the necessary silver concentration to address bacterial concerns within the wound bed.

Sizes & Specifications

Specifications
Available on request

Manufacturer: Smith & Nephew plc · Reference source: smith-nephew.com

Product Features

Design characteristics as published by Smith+Nephew.

Nanocrystalline Silver Technology

Features a unique construction utilizing nanocrystalline silver to deliver sustained antimicrobial action.

Large Surface Area Structure

The NCS structure provides a large surface area to enable the sustained release of silver into the wound fluid.

Moist Wound Environment

The dressing helps to promote and retain a moist environment when used with an appropriate secondary dressing.

Variable Wear Times

Depending on the selection, ACTICOAT Dressing offers up to 3 days of use, while ACTICOAT 7 Dressing offers up to 7 days of use.

Documentation

Official IFU, surgical technique guides and full specifications are available on request through Azmed Devices.

Product Identification & Specifications

Reference identifiers for procurement, registration and tender documentation.

ManufacturerSmith & Nephew plc
BrandSmith+Nephew
Product FamilyAdvanced Wound Management
Country AvailabilityAzerbaijan

Clinical Applications

The ACTICOAT™ Antimicrobial Barrier Dressing is a silver-based antimicrobial dressing in the Advanced Wound Management family from Smith & Nephew plc, used by interventional specialists in procedures where a silver-based antimicrobial dressing of this class is indicated.

For the complete indications for use, contraindications and instructions for use (IFU), request the official Smith+Nephew documentation through our clinical team. Azmed Devices supplies the ACTICOAT™ Antimicrobial Barrier Dressing to hospitals and clinics across Azerbaijan.

Downloads & Documentation

Instructions for use (IFU), technical datasheets and clinical literature for the ACTICOAT™ Antimicrobial Barrier Dressing are available on request from our clinical team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long can ACTICOAT dressings be left on a wound?
Depending on the specific product, ACTICOAT Dressing offers up to 3 days of use, while ACTICOAT 7 Dressing offers up to 7 days of use.
Does this dressing require a secondary dressing?
Yes, the dressing is designed to help promote and retain a moist environment when used with an appropriate secondary dressing.
How can our hospital order ACTICOAT Antimicrobial Barrier Dressing in Azerbaijan?
Contact Azmed Devices at info@azmeddevices.com. We provide manufacturer documentation, registration status and tender support, and coordinate supply directly with Smith+Nephew.

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