Activon Tube

Indikácie

Activon Tube je určený predovšetkým na suché, skvamózne, hlboké, nekrotické, páchnuce, povlečené a infikované rany ako sú:

• dekubity,
• vredy predkolenia,
• diabetické nohy,
• chirurgické rany,
• popáleniny,
• odberové plochy,
• sínusy a kavity,
• infikované rany,
• vrátane ATB rezistentných kmeňov:
  • Staphylococcus aureus,
  • Pseudomonas auriginosa,
  • MRSA (Meticilín rezistentný Staphylococcus aureus)
  • MSSA (Penicilín rezistentný a Meticilín senzitívny Staphylococcus aureus),
  • VRE (Vancomycin rezistentný Enterococcus faecalis)

Kontraindikácie

Nepoužívajte v prípade alergie na medové produkty. Niektorí pacienti môžu po aplikácii pociťovať bolesť, v závislosti od citlivosti rany, môže byť potrebné zvážiť primeranú úroveň analgézie. Ak bolesť neustupuje, prerušte používanie a vyčistite ranu fyziologickým roztokom. Upozornenie: obsahuje glukózu. Odporúča sa monitorovať pacientov s ochorením diabetes.

Použitie

Priamo na lôžko rany, samostatne alebo v kombinácii s iným krytím napusteným Activon medom. Optimálna vrstva medu na rane je 5 mm. Použite vhodné sekundárne krytie, napríklad Eclypse alebo Advazorb. Balenie je určené na použitie u jedného pacienta.

Frekvencia výmeny

Dĺžka použitia závisí od klinického stavu rany, optimálne množstvo medu na rane je 5 mm.

• The use of Actilite® on severe bilateral leg ulcers
• The use of Actilite® on a venous leg ulcer
• The use of Actilite® dressing and four layer bandages in the management of venous leg ulceration
• The effects of Activon® Tube on a patient with Type 2 Diabetes
• The use of Activon® Tube and Algivon® on an elderly male diabetic patient with a grade 5 sacral wound
• The use of Activon® Tulle dressing on extensive cellulitis of the right leg
• Activon® honey in the treatment of a fungating tumour
• Algivon® on chronic lymphoedema and recurring cellulitis
• The effects of Activon® manuka honey on a non-compliant patient with chronic venous leg ulcers
• Using Activon® medical grade Manuka honey with diabetic foot ulcers
• Activon® Manuka honey in diabetic patient with digital ulceration
• The use of Activon® Tulle on an overgranulated grade 3 pressure ulcer
• Do honey dressings reduce the need for antibiotics?
• Evaluation of a Honey dressing on wounds within Primary Care
• Is Honey the Bees’ Knees?
• Use of Honey in Managing Burn Wounds
• The long term use of honey dressings on ischaemic feet
• The determination of antimicrobial activity of three honey impregnated wound dressings by challenge test with EMRSA-15
• The use of Actibalm® on a Grade 3 pressure ulcer to the mouth
• The use of Advancis Manuka honey dressing on a grade 4 pressure ulcer
• The use of Manuka honey dressing on the treatment of ulcerations caused by Necrobiosis Lipoidica Diabeticum
• Algivon® & Actilite® in the treatment of ischaemic ulceration of the foot
• The use of Activon® Tube & Activon® Tulle on the treatment of necrotic foot, heal & shin
• The debriding activity of of 100% Manuka honey dressings in different wound etiologies
• Activon® Tulle & Actilite® as a primary dressing under compression for a Lymphoedema patient
• Activon® Tulle in the treatment & prevention of MRSA, an effective treatment for chronic wound infections
• Activon® Tube used on foot ulcerations following a chemical burn injury
• Algivon® in the treatment of a traumatic amputation to the right ring finger
• Treatment of Grade 2 pressure damage to both sides of the mouth using Actibalm® & Activon Tube®
• Actilite® & Algivon® in the treatment of dorsal & plantar superficial ulcers
• Activon® Tulle on a 67 year old male patient with Grade 4 pressure ulcer
• Actilite® on a venous ulcer
• Activon® Tube & Actilite® on a paediatric burn
• Use of Activon® Manuka honey on a burn to the lower leg
• Use of Algivon® & Advazorb® in treatment of a plantar ulcer on an elderly patient
• The use of Algivon® on a burn to the face, neck & scalp
• A prospective evaluation of the use of honey dressings to manage burn wounds - Jacky Edwards Wounds UK
• Is Manuka honey a credible alternative to silver in wound care? - Rose Cooper, David Gray
• Efficacy of medical grade honey as an autolytic deridement agent - Julie Evans, Kirsty Mahoney
• Do honey - impregnated dressings affect glycaemic control? Pam Kirkby,
• A positive review of Manuka honey dressings
• Collaborative working in healing a chronic wound of two years, in eight weeks using Manuka honey
• Debridement of chronic leg ulcers with Algivon®
• The effectiveness of multiple debridement techniques in a case featuring extensive ulceration and necrosis to both feet
• The complexities of wound healing
• The use of Activon® Manuka honey on electrical burns
• Activon® Manuka honey in the treatment of a paediatric severe scald to the face & neck
• Activon® Manuka honey dressings used aboard Mercy Ships
• The use of Advancis Manuka honey on a burn to the lower leg
• Activon® Tulle & Actilite® as a primary dressing under compression for a Lymphoedema patient
• The use of Algivon® in the treatment of a traumatic amputation to the right ring finger distal to the DIP joint
• The use of Activon® Tube on foot ulceration following a chemical burn injury on a patient with Diabetic Peripheral Sensory Neuropathy
• The use of Advancis Manuka honey dressings used on pressure sores in the Centre for the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed in Bangladesh
• The use of Actilite® and Algivon® in the treatment of dorsal & plantar superficial ulcers
• The use of Activon® Tulle on a venous ulcer
• Use of Advancis Medical Grade Manuka honey in the diabetic patient with digital ulceration, synovial involvement & osteomyelitis
• Providing a Burns Service in Northern Tanzania - Catherine Hadall
• The use of Medical Grade Manuka honey to facilitate auto-amputation of fingertip necrosis - Sian Cryer
• A successful combination: Teicoplanin & Manuka honey in the management of cellulitic wounds - Kate Owen
• Inhibition of biofilms through the use of Manuka honey - Rose Cooper, Leighton Jenkins, Richard Rowlands Wounds UK