Cutimed® Sorbion® Sana Multi Star

is a sterile, hydroactive, gel-forming, superabsorbent wound dressing. The atraumatic dressing consists of a strong water-retaining superabsorbent core, an in-between layer of hypoallergenic polypropylene and an outer wound contact layer made of polyethylene film with three-dimensional perforations.

  • Outstanding absorption capacity 
  • Flexible and conformable
  • Atraumatic dressing change 

Intended Purpose

Indications: Cutimed Sorbion Sana is intended for the treatment of wounds with low to excessive exudate levels, such as decubitus ulcers, ulcus cruris, diabetic foot ulcers and other and other wounds healing through secondary intention, dehisced wounds, as well as after burns, on donor sites and fragile skin, epidermolysis bullosa (EB) and hidradenitis suppurativa (HS).

Wear time: Cutimed Sorbion Sana Multistar can remain in place for up to 7 days, depending on wound conditions and saturation of the wound dressing. It is recommended to change the dressing every 24 hours initially, moving to less frequent changes as necessary. A completely soaked dressing must always be avoided.

Product benefits

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Outstanding absorption capacity

Outstanding absorption capacity and high retention performance. It is capable of absorbing up to 44.7% more than comparable superabsorbent dressings1. Protection against maceration through safe, vertical absorption.
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Flexible and conformable

It is especially suitable for application on contoured body parts, such as the toes or heels. 
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Atraumatic dressing change

Due to its 3-D structure and smooth surface the outer wound contact layer facilitates the fluid flow in the direction of the dressing, while offering few points of access for ingrowing tissue, consequently, providing a protective layer against adherence to the wound bed2.
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Time and cost-saving

Time- and cost-saving thanks to reduced frequency of dressing changes and therapy efforts.
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Apply either side down

Can be used on both sides for easy and comfortable application.  

Product facts

Superficial

Sloughy

Granulating

Low to excessive

Both side application

How to use

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1. Before applying the dressing disinfect hands and use gloves.
2. If necessary, irrigate the wound and remove leftover cleansing solution afterwards.
3. Select a suitable dressing size, so that the absorbent inner core overlaps the wound margins by at least 1 cm/0.4-inch. When taking the product out of the pouch, do not touch the wound pad.
4. Apply the dressing towards the wound. Both sides of the dressing can be applied to the wound.
5. Secure the dressing after selecting an appropriate fixation for the condition of the wound surroundings and the skin. Films, medical tapes, bandages, or any other suitable fixation dressing can be used. While fixating the dressing, take expansion during absorption into consideration.
How to remove
To remove Cutimed Sorbion Sana remove fixation tapes, lift one corner of Cutimed Sorbion Sana, gently remove the dressing and discard. Adherence of wound deposits to Cutimed Sorbion Sana is a desirable effect, contributing to wound cleansing (soft debridement).

Product specifications

PRODUCT
REF
Dimensions
Pieces/box
Cutimed® Sorbion® Sana Multi Star 7323801 4.5 in x 4.5 in 10
Cutimed® Sorbion® Sana Multi Star 7323803 6.5 in x 6.5 in 10

Medical References

1 BSN medical GmbH. In vitro study, Cutimed Sorbion is capable of absorbing and retaining more exudate than comparable superabsorbent dressings. Testing was performed by the independent laboratory Surgical Material Testing Laboratory (S.M.T.L.). 2017.
2 van Leen M et al. Influence of superabsorbent dressings on non-healing ulcers: a multicentre case series from the Netherlands and the UK. J Wound Care. 2014;23(11):543-4, 6, 8-50.