Lyofoam Max T

Description:

Lyofoam Max T is a soft tracheostomy dressing that absorbs exudate/secretion and provides protection for the skin around the tracheostomy tube. Lyofoam Max T is easy to apply and remove and can be cut to shape.

Lyofoam Max T is a highly absorbent non-adhesive dressing for use around tracheostomy tubes. It consists of polyurethane foam and a waterproof backing film with high permeability to allow effective healing. Lyofoam Max T is available in 9 x 9cm size.

A highly absorbent polyurethane dressing for use around tracheostomy tubes

 

Benefits Of Using Lyofoam Max T:

• Highly absorbent: The unique design that is the basis of Soft Tracheostomy dressing enables it to absorb huge amounts of secretions. This stops maceration and helps keep the condition of the skin of the patient in the peristomal region.

• It is easy to apply and remove
  The key-hole aperture of Soft Tracheostomy dressing simplifies applications. If needed the dressing could be cut into a specific shape. The removal of the dressing as painless and simple and causes minimal discomfort for the patient.
• Breathable film
  The OPSITE* Film is breathable. OPSITE* Film is the exterior on the Soft Tracheostomy dressing, preventing secretions from leaking through the dressing’s front making it easy to clean the surface, and also acting as a barrier against liquids.
• Non-adherent
  The innovative concept that is the basis of Soft Tracheostomy dressing minimises adherence to the peristomal skin as well as the tracheostomy tube. This reduces trauma to the patient in the procedure and after removal.
• Soft and pliable
  The middle foam cushion provides significant advantages in terms of comfort for patients and safety. Its non-fibrous structure can also mean that fibre shedding is not an issue as is the case with traditional gauze dressings.
• Attractive look: This Soft Tracheostomy dressing has a elegant, practical design that assists in calming patients and their caregivers. The high absorbency of the dressing means that there are fewer dressing changes and the dressing is not just more economical but also less uncomfortable on the part of the patient.

FAQ’s:

1. What type of dressing is used for tracheostomy?

Ans-  Soft tracheostomy dressing that absorbs exudate/secretion and provides protection for the skin around the tracheostomy tube. Lyofoam Max is designed for the management of moderate to heavily exuding wounds such as leg injury and pressure injury.

2. How often should a tracheostomy dressing be changed?

Ans- If a tracheostomy dressing is used, it must be changed after each cleaning procedure or when it becomes wet or soiled depending on the recommendations made by the health care team.

3. How do you care for a tracheostomy wound?

Ans- Wound should always be kept clean and dry.

4. What are types of dressings?

Ans- To absorb secretions of the tracheostomy site, simple gauze, foam, or hydro-fiber dressings may be used 

5. Should cotton balls be used for tracheostomy care?

Ans- Once the hole in your neck is not sore from the surgery, clean the hole with a cotton swab or a cotton ball at least once a day to prevent infection. The bandage (gauze dressing) between your tube and neck helps catch mucus.

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