Dukal 5810 - ABD Pad, 8" x 10", Sterile, 1/PK, 25 PK/TY, 16 TY/CS
The Dukal 5810 ABD Pad is a sterile, absorbent wound dressing designed for large and heavily exuding wounds. Measuring 8 x 10 inches, it features a soft non-woven outer layer with a highly absorbent fluff core that quickly draws exudate away from the wound site to maintain a cleaner, drier healing environment. The sealed edges help prevent leakage and linting, ensuring optimal protection and patient comfort in a wide range of clinical applications.
Key Benefits
This ABD pad provides superior absorption capacity for effective management of moderate to heavy drainage. Its soft, non-woven cover minimizes skin irritation, making it gentle enough for sensitive or fragile skin. The sterile single-use packaging ensures infection control and safety, while the large 8 x 10 inch format provides generous coverage for surgical incisions, burns, or trauma wounds. Clinicians benefit from reduced dressing change frequency, improving workflow efficiency and patient satisfaction.
Compatibility and Applications
The Dukal 5810 ABD Pad is compatible with standard medical tapes, wraps, and retention bandages for secure fixation. It is widely used across hospitals, outpatient facilities, long-term care centers, and home healthcare settings. Typical applications include postoperative wound care, abdominal wounds, trauma sites, and dressing of large draining lesions where superior absorption is required.
Usage Guidelines
Clean and prepare the wound according to established clinical protocol. Remove the ABD pad from its sterile packaging and apply the absorbent side directly over the wound area. Secure with appropriate tape or secondary dressing. Replace as needed when saturated or according to wound care protocol. Do not reuse or re-sterilize.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
The Dukal ABD Pad is manufactured under strict quality control and complies with medical device manufacturing standards. It is sterile, single-use, and designed in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements for wound care dressings. The product meets FDA and ISO quality management standards for medical devices, ensuring consistent safety and performance.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to standard gauze dressings, the Dukal 5810 ABD Pad provides greater absorbency and fluid retention capacity, reducing the need for frequent dressing changes. Its sealed edges and non-woven cover minimize fiber shedding and leakage, outperforming traditional cotton dressings. The combination of comfort, durability, and superior absorption makes it a preferred choice for wound management professionals.
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
Intended users include nurses, wound care specialists, and physicians managing patients with heavy drainage wounds. Common application scenarios include postoperative incisions, abdominal wound care, trauma management, and burn treatment. The product is also ideal for home care providers seeking a reliable, easy-to-apply dressing for high exudate wounds.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
Store the product in a clean, dry environment at room temperature. Always use aseptic technique when handling sterile dressings. Avoid contact with liquids before application to maintain sterility. Dispose of used pads in accordance with the healthcare facility waste disposal guidelines. Do not reuse or attempt to sterilize used pads.
Regulatory and Safety Information
For single use only. Do not use if the packaging is damaged or opened prior to use. Use only as directed by a qualified healthcare professional. Ensure compatibility with any adjunct wound therapy being used. Follow institutional and regional safety guidelines for handling medical waste and maintaining patient hygiene standards.
How to Order
Select the Dukal 5810 ABD Pad 8 x 10 Sterile 1 Pack 25 Packs Tray 16 Trays Case and add it to your cart. Proceed to checkout using your preferred shipping and payment options. For bulk orders or further assistance, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312)275-5850 or use the contact form on this page.
