PERISTOMAL DRESSING RING, 98 x 2.3mm (16.5g)

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A108001 - Rings / bezels / plates for peristomal skin
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PERISTOMAL DRESSING, ring

Definition

A non-sterile material in the shape of a ring. It is applied to peristomal and/or periwound skin in order to protect it from body effluent (e.g., faeces, urine, wound exudate) and/or to help secure the seal of a stomal appliance or wound drainage pouch. After application, this device cannot be reused.

Synonym

Stomahesive paste, ostomy paste

Specifications

Technical specifications

  • Hydrocolloid-based substance (protects the skin)
  • Natural rubber latex free
  • Ready to use ring
  • Can be cut, moulded and reshaped
  • Compatible with the intestinal ostomy bags
  • Size: Ø +/- 10 cm, thickness = +/- 2.3 mm
  • Weight = +/- 16.5 g
  • Non sterile

Packaging & Labelling

Individual package, box of 10 pieces

Instructions for use

The barrier rings can be used to fill in or caulk uneven skin contours near the stoma to flatten the surface, hence facilitating adhesion of the ostomy bags. They also prevent ostomy drainage from getting under the ostomy barrier as they work as a barrier seal between the edge of the stoma and the base plate and allow irritated peristomal skin to heal (although the ring has no skin healing properties). They are resistant, allowing it to keep their shape longer than an ostomy paste.

They can be moulded and reshaped, may be cut, stretched, or stacked together to help improve the fit of a pouching system. They can also be used to build up soft convexity around the stoma.

Storage

  • Keep below 30°C
  • Do not freeze

MSF requirements

The rings improve the adhesion of the base plate and decrease the problem of irritated peristomal skin. They can be also useful for increasing the adhesion of fistula/wound pouches.

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