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| 2010-11-23, 06:25 |
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Bayer MaterialScience develops raw materials for wound dressings
 Wound dressings based on Baymedix™ FR are noted for their high mechanical strength, flexibility and biocompatibility. They absorb aqueous fluids like wound secretions quickly before they can escape, and do so without the foams expanding. Platilon® films are skin-friendly, protect wounds from dirt and microbes, and pro-mote rapid healing. These environmentally compatible aqueous products expand Bayer MaterialScience’s Baymedix™ range of innovative materials for medical technology. The program also includes raw materials for lubricious coatings – for stents and catheters, for example – and for active-ingredient-releasing coatings. The company has also established its own research and development center in Sheffield, England to provide customer support. Advert Wound dressings based on Baymedix™ FR are noted for their high mechanical strength, flexibility and biocompatibility. They absorb aqueous fluids like wound secretions quickly before they can escape, and do so without the foams expanding. Platilon® films are skin-friendly, protect wounds from dirt and microbes, and promote rapid healing.
One outstanding characteristic of the foams is their thermoformability. This enables the wound dressings to be preformed for a particular application and to retain their shape for the duration of the treatment. If no particular demands are made on shape, however, the dressings can be supplied in roll form. |
Bayer MaterialScience AG, Leverkusen, Germany
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