SUPRATHEL® after Enzymatic Debridement

Enzymatic debridement has recently gained increasing attention. It has become a reliable tool for selective removal of eschar. Therefore, after this tissue-sparing procedure, the wound covering should be chosen with the utmost care.

Preserved tissue after enzymatic debridement requires best protection of the wound to provide optimal support for healing.

The ideal skin substitute after enzymatic debridement:

Fast healing after enzymatic debridement
» Average healing time within 28 days, even in deep dermal wounds ^1-5
Spontaneous healing of deep partial thickness burns after enzymatic debridement
» No or less need for skin grafting ^1-7
Good cosmetic results in deep dermal burns, even in case of prolonged spontaneous healing ^{8, 9}
Reduced inflammatory response ¹⁰
Reduced pain^{11, 12}