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UrgoCell™ Ag [1]

UrgoCell™ Ag is a sterile, non-occlusive antimicrobial absorbent dressing with semipermeable backing. Incorporates TLC™ Technology for virtually pain-free dressing removal.

Urgo Medical North America [2]

Urgo Medical provides medical devices and products to hospitals, nursing homes and home health agencies – and the patients they treat – with a focus on acute, chronic and surgical wounds, and additionally skin moisturization. Their extensive portfolio of products establishes proven protocols for the care and management of wounds, skin and skin breakdown.

Website: 
www.urgomedical.us [3]
Email: 
info@us.urgo.com
Phone: 
(817) 885-8273
Toll-free: 
(855) 888-8273
Benefits: 

• Semi-permeable backing allows for favorable moisture vapor transfer rate and helps preserve wound margins
• Exudate passes through contact layer into absorbent foam
• Releases silver as exudate is absorbed into the dressing
• Vertical absorption of exudate reduces maceration
• Antimicrobial action reduces risk of infection
• Non-adhesive with reduced pain removal
• May be used under compression bandages
• Minimizes damage to newly forming skin

Indications: 

The barrier functions of UrgoCell™ Ag and TLC™ Technology may help reduce infection in moderately to highly exuding partial- and full-thickness wounds including partial-thickness burns, pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, diabetic ulcers and graft and donor sites.

Contraindications: 

Contraindicated for use on individuals with a known sensitization to silver and/or other dressing components.

Warnings and Precautions: 

Concomitant use of other topical antimicrobial agents is not recommended.
Use in pregnant or breast-feeding women and newborns has not been studied.
Do not reuse the dressing.

Storage Requirements: 

Store flat and at room temperature.

Active Ingredients: 

Silver sulfate

How Supplied/Sizing: 
4"x4", 6"x8".
HCPCS Code (text): 
A6209, A6210
Recommended Use: 

Burns
Chronic Wounds
Deep Wounds
Diabetic Foot
Moderate/Highly Exudating Wounds
Pressure Ulcers
Sloughy Wounds
Venous Ulcers

Patient condition: 
Infected Wounds [4]
Mode of Use/Application: 

Clean the wound using sterile saline solution or an appropriate wound cleanser, such as Vashe® Wound Solution. Choose a dressing size which ensures that the dressing will cover the entire wound. Remove the protective tabs from the dressing. Apply the dressing directly to wound. Hold in place using a fixing bandage. Use a compression bandage when prescribed.

Removal & Change Frequency: 

Change UrgoCell™ Ag with TLC™ Technology every one to three days, depending on the wound and the healing progression. Duration of treatment is determined by the physician and depends on wound type and conditions.

Product features: 
Absorptive dressing format
Alginate dressing format
Antimicrobial effects up to 48 hours
Antimicrobial effects up to 3 days
Antimicrobial effects up to 7 days●
Bacterial binding
Bacterial trapping
Bactericidal
Bactericidal broad-spectrum
Bacteriostatic
Collagen dressing format
Composite dressing format
Contact layer dressing format
Foam dressing format●
Fungicidal
Gauze or non-woven dressing format
Gelling fiber dressing format
Hydrogel (amorphous) dressing format
Hydrogel (impregnated) dressing format
Hydrogel (sheet) dressing format
Impermeable to outside contaminants
Impregnated dressing format
Microbicidal
Moisture vapor permeable●
Secondary dressing required●
Silicone-based adhesive
Sporicidal
Super absorbent polymers
Sustained release formula
Transparent film dressing format
Virucidal
Wound filler dressing format
Other features: 
Educational Material Available●
Free Samples/Trials Available●
Published Clinical Article Available●
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[1] https://www.woundsource.com/product/urgocell-ag
[2] https://www.woundsource.com/company/urgo-medical-north-america
[3] http://www.urgomedical.us
[4] https://www.woundsource.com/patient-condition/infected-wounds