Pressure Protection
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Scholl pressure protection foam plaster 9 pcs
Provide immediate pain relief from corns and other tender spots on or between the toes. Features -P..
12.54 USD
EPITACT protection for Hallux Valgus S < 24cm
Relieves pain from hallux valgus, distributes the load evenly over the entire foot and reduces annoy..
52.30 USD
DermaPlast Effect blister XL 6 pcs
Dermaplast Effect blister plasters XL are large hydrocolloid plasters. They are skin-friendly, water..
18.28 USD
BORT PEDISOFT Toe/Finger Cover L
Characteristics of BORT PediSoft toes / fingers hood LAmount in pack : 1 piecesWeight: 15g Length: 2..
23.29 USD
EPITACT protection for Hallux Valgus M 24-27cm
Relieves pain from hallux valgus, distributes the load evenly over the entire foot and reduces annoy..
52.30 USD
BORT PEDISOFT silicone ring S 2 pcs
Characteristics of BORT PediSoft silicone ring S 2 pcsAmount in pack : 2 piecesWeight: 23g Length: 2..
21.90 USD
BORT PEDISOFT Texline toe/finger cap M
Characteristics of BORT PediSoft Texline toe / finger cap MAmount in pack : 1 piecesWeight: 23g Leng..
22.91 USD
Gehwol hammer toe pad G left
The Gehwol hammer toe pad G left provides targeted pressure relief and cushioning for hammer toes. D..
14.67 USD
Gehwol protective plaster 90x45mm thick 4 pcs
Gehwol Protective Plasters 90x45mm Thick 4 Pcs Gehwol Protective Plasters are specially designed fo..
12.14 USD
DermaPlast Active Anti Chafing Gel 50ml
Dermaplast Active's Anti Chafing Gel protects body parts that are particularly susceptible to fricti..
22.40 USD
BORT PEDISOFT Toe/Finger Cover S
Characteristics of BORT PediSoft toes / fingers Hood SAmount in pack : 1 piecesWeight: 15g Length: 2..
23.29 USD
BORT PEDISOFT Toe Separator S
BORT PEDISOFT Zehenseparator S 2 Stk BORT PEDISOFT Zehenseparator S 2 Stk is an ideal solution for ..
19.37 USD
BORT PEDISOFT toe pad left
The BORT PEDISOFT Toe Pad Left is a specialized wound care product designed to provide superior pres..
21.67 USD
BORT PEDISOFT Texline tubular bandage S
Characteristics of BORT PediSoft Texline tubular bandage SAmount in pack : 1 piecesWeight: 19g Lengt..
22.91 USD
Gehwol toe caps G small 2 pcs
Highly elastic, skin-protecting polymer gel cap. For corns between the toes and problems with nail f..
22.51 USD
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Pressure protection for the skin is a crucial aspect of wound care and injury prevention. Prolonged pressure on certain areas of the skin can cause skin breakdown, which can lead to pressure ulcers or bedsores. Pressure relief patches can help to prevent skin damage by redistributing pressure on the affected area.
When choosing the right pressure relief patch, there are several factors to consider, including the size and shape of the affected area, the severity of the skin damage, and the patient's skin type and sensitivity. Some common types of pressure relief patches include:
Foam patches: Foam patches are soft and pliable and can conform to the shape of the affected area. They provide cushioning and redistribute pressure to prevent skin breakdown.
Gel patches: Gel patches are made of a soft, silicone-based material that conforms to the shape of the affected area. They provide cushioning and distribute pressure evenly to prevent skin damage.
Air-filled patches: Air-filled patches contain small air pockets that provide cushioning and redistribute pressure on the affected area. They are lightweight and easy to use, making them ideal for patients who are bedridden or have limited mobility.
Silicone patches: Silicone patches are soft and flexible and can conform to the shape of the affected area. They provide cushioning and are ideal for patients with sensitive skin.
Hydrocolloid patches: Hydrocolloid patches are made of a gel-like material that absorbs moisture from the wound or affected area. They provide cushioning and help to promote healing.
When choosing a pressure relief patch, it is essential to select the right size and shape for the affected area. The patch should cover the entire affected area and provide cushioning and pressure relief to prevent further skin damage.
It is also crucial to consider the patient's skin type and sensitivity when choosing a pressure relief patch. Patients with sensitive skin may require a softer, more flexible patch, such as a silicone or gel patch. Patients with more severe skin damage may require a thicker, more cushioned patch, such as a foam or air-filled patch.
In conclusion, pressure relief patches are an essential component of wound care and injury prevention. By selecting the right patch based on the size and shape of the affected area, the severity of the skin damage, and the patient's skin type and sensitivity, healthcare professionals can provide effective pressure protection for the skin and prevent further skin damage.