Adhesive operating film

Antimicrobial films with povidone-iodine protect the surgical site both during and after surgical procedures. Iodine, combined with the synthetic polymer povidone, has a powerful antimicrobial effect, demonstrating equal effectiveness against bacteria, fungi, and viruses. It completely kills within minutes even the microorganisms that most often cause hospital-acquired infections and are resistant to antibacterial drugs. Its anti-inflammatory activity is effective not only against bacteria but also against the patient's immune response to inflammation.

The use of povidone-iodine in sterile adhesive barrier films helps achieve high performance in the fight against hospital-acquired infections.

Surgical films:

• isolate and protect the wound, as well as the skin around it, from secondary infection, ensuring complete sterilization of the surgical field;
• prevent the migration of microorganisms;
• provide strong fixation of the lining material;
• do not come off even during the longest operations.

The adhesive non-woven backing of povidone-iodine antibacterial films prevents lint and fibers from entering the wound. The film can be used by medical personnel for additional protection against infection in the event of damaged gloves. Sterile povidone-iodine films are also effective at injection sites, such as when inserting catheters, drains, external fixators, and other devices.

Using films to cover the surgical site not only avoids the risk of infection but also reduces the incidence of potential allergic reactions to dressings. Preventing hospital-acquired infections with protective films significantly reduces the cost of patient treatment.

Instructions for use:

1. Open the individual packaging and unfold the film.
2. Wash and disinfect the skin where the film is applied.
3. Apply the film to the skin at the surgical site, removing the protective covering as you apply the film.
4. Press the film firmly so that it adheres evenly to the skin.
5. Remove the film after completion of surgical procedures.

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