Intex postoperative abdominal bandage width 22 cm p S, 1 pc

An abdominal bandage is a wide support belt made of elastic material that wraps tightly around the abdomen and fixes the position of the abdominal organs. It helps to prevent postoperative hernias, accelerates wound healing and reduces pain after surgery. Also compression bandages are often prescribed for traumatic injuries in the abdomen.
In the manufacture of abdominal bandage Intex used materials that do not cause allergies, such as monofilament, latex, polyester, polypropylene (can cause allergic reactions to an individual character). Dense bandage strips with intervals of open cloth guarantee normal air exchange, moisture removal from the skin surface and protection against irritations.
It is proved that the patients after surgeries who wore lumbosacral bandages during rehabilitation have less tension in the intervention zone, postoperative hernia development occurs much less frequently, intra-abdominal pressure comes to the norm and internal organs are not displaced or prolapse. This effect is most noticeable in overweight patients, elderly people and those who suffer from underdeveloped muscle corset.

Indications

Composition

Polyamide, latex, polyester.

Directions for use

Pay attention, the clasp should firmly fix the bandage on the body, but be sufficiently elastic. And the bandage should be both tight and elastic, this will provide the necessary degree of compression and will not create a feeling of discomfort.

Specifications

The 22cm abdominal bandage is designed for recovery during postoperative abdominal interventions. Postoperative bandage 22 cm is designed to be worn at any time of the year as prescribed by a specialist. The product is made of elastic fabric containing latex in the form of a tape with velcro fasteners. Such manufacture of 22 cm abdominal bandage allows to ensure its fixation on the lower back, supports muscles, fixes the anterior abdominal wall in the correct position, relieves and eases the load on the imposed stitches after surgery.