GB2435422A - Slow release agent absorbent dressing - Google Patents
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Abstract
A slow release agent absorbent dressing (1) comprises a wound-contacting layer (2) having tapered apertures (7). The tapered apertures (7) contact a wound to discharge exudate therefrom and transmit exudate, via a guiding layer (3), to an absorbent layer (4) formed of high-molecular polymeric fibres and mixed with a certain concentration of water-soluble agents (10), such as an antiseptic agent, enzyme and/or growth factor agent, in a suitable amount. After exudate has entered the absorbent layer (4), the polymeric fibres expand to form into a gel to prevent exudate flowing back to the wound. Also, a translucent evaporating layer (5) having numerous micropores (9) for air venting, is in contact with the absorbent layer (4) and the peripheral edges are joined together in the form of a sealed structure by heat-sealing (6), to stop side escape of exudate, which is effective in protecting the wound (11) from secondary infection.
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<p>SLOW RELEASE AGENT ABSORBENT DRESSING</p>
<p>DES CR1 PT ION The present invention relates to a slow release agent absorbent dressing and more particularly to a wound-contracting layer with tapered apertures wherein exudate discharges from a wound area is able to penetrate through to prevent from the backf low of exudate and avoid infecting the wound area. Also, mix a certain concentration of water-soluble antiseptic agents, enzymes and growth factor agents in a suitable amount into a dry absorbent layer of the dressing of the present invention, which is more effective in infection control, debridement and promoting healing.</p>
<p>Almost every healing process generally used in medical institution are necessarily using antimicrobial dressings to cover or bandage a wound in order to prevent from infection by external bacteria and the wound is possible to be the laceration, surgical incision, inflammation or burns. In addition, most commonly used dressings in the medical institution are still gauze or cotton wad. However, these dressings are effective in absorbing exudate while directly applied on the wound but exudate might flow backward to infect the wound or said absorbed exudate might evaporate to make gauze become harder; in that case, a healing process could be hindered by causing a secondary injury.</p>
<p>Besides, U.S, Patent No. 6, 600,085 discloses an absorbent article made from an inner core of absorbent material surrounded by a top layer and a bottom layer which are apertured films. Obviously, said absorbent article comprises only three layers, namely a top layer, a bottom layer and an absorbent core. The structure of this prior art article is different from the structure of the present invention. Also, although the prior art discloses a bottom layer using protuberances to prevent backf low of exudate, it does not contemplate a layer to disperse exudate, thereby increasing its absorbing capabilities, in that a guiding layer is provided in the present invention, which can overcome this disadvantage.</p>
<p>U.S. Patent No. 6, 333, 093 discloses a wound dressing in which an anti-microbial coating can be appied on one or more of the layers of the dressing in order to provide an anti-microbial effect to limit infection. In the present invention, however, the concept of providing water-soluble agents to flow back to the wound area and a guiding layer as a fourth layer, between other layers, to enhance and optimize the passage of exudate from the wound area to the absorbent layer, is a new skill not contemplated by</p>
<p>the prior art.</p>
<p>The main object of the present invention is to provide a slow release agent absorbent dressing; more particularly to provide a wound-contacting layer formed of a one-way porous film with tapered apertures for discharging exudate from a wound area and transmitting exudate via a guiding layer to an absorbent layer to prevent backf low and also a certain concentration or water-soluble agents mixed into a dry absorbent layer. This certain concentration is determined by the saturation capacity of the absorbent layer. After the absorbent layer absorbs discharged exudate to become in a saturated state, the certain concentration of dissolved agents will release through the porous film of the wound-contacting layer and flow back to the wound area, which achieves the effect of producing bacteria static, lysis of necrotic tissue and even promoting granulation growth.</p>
<p>In order that the invention can be more fully understood, a preferred embodiment in accordance therewith will now be described by way of example and with reference to the accompanying drawing in which: Figure 1 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the present embodiment of the slow release agent absorbent dressing; and Figure 2 is a perspective view of the present embodiment of the slow release agent absorbent dressing.</p>
<p>Referring to Figure 1 and Figure 2, a slow release agent absorbent dressing 1 of the present invention comprises a wound- contacting layer 2, a guiding layer 3, an absorbent layer 4 and an evaporating layer 5. The placement of the above layers is one on top of another in order and the peripheral edges are joined together by heat-sealing, as at 6.</p>
<p>The slow release agent absorbent dressing 1 has various sizes in accordance with the different size of a wound.</p>
<p>The wound-contacting layer 2 comprises a porous soft-film which is covered with tapered apertures 7 and which can be a non-adherent polyethylene film or other similar material. The tapered apertures 7 can be polygonal tapered or conical shaped apertures. The larger calibre bottom areas of the tapered apertures 7 contacting a wound 11, as shown in Figure 2, produce a one-way valve, such that discharged exudate from the wound 11 is able to penetrate through the numerous tapered apertures 7.</p>
<p>Discharged exudate is transmitted via the guiding layer 3 to the absorbent layer 4 forming it into a gel to prevent backf low of exudate.</p>
<p>The absorbent layer 4 is formed of high-molecule polymeric materials, such as polyester or algin, mixed with a certain concentration of water-soluble agents which can be antiseptic agents, enzymes and/or growth factor agents in a suitable amount which has been added to a dry absorbent layer.</p>
<p>This certain concentration is determined by the saturation capacity of the absorbent layer 4 after the absorbent layer 4 absorbs discharged exudate and becomes in a saturated state. The certain concentration of dissolved agent(s) 10 will flow back to the wound area 11, which achieves the effect of infection control.</p>
<p>Therefore, as the absorbent layer 4 is mixed with antiseptic agents, the dressing 1 has the function of being bacteria static. As the absorbent layer 4 is mixed with enzymes, the dressing 1 has the function of lysis of necrotic tissue and debridment and, as the absorbent layer 4 is mixed with growth factor agents, the dressing 1 has the function of promoting granulation growth.</p>
<p>In the present embodiment, the wound-contacting layer 2 comprises a soft-film covered with tapered apertures 7. Besides having the advantage of producing a one-way valve for discharging exudate, it does not adhere to the wound 11. For this reason, the dressing 1 is removed easily without hurting newborn epidermis.</p>
<p>As shown in Figure 1 and Figure 2, the guiding layer 3, joined to the wound-contacting layer 2, can be directional fine-hole fibres or non-woven fabrics for transmitting discharged exudate to the absorbent layer 4.</p>
<p>The absorbent layer 4, attached to the guiding layer 3, is in the form of high-molecule polymeric materials, such as polyester or algin. After absorbing discharged exudate, these high-molecule polymeric fibres expand forming a gel to prevent exudate flowing back to the wound area 11.</p>
<p>The absorbent layer 4 has added to it the certain concentration of agents 10 in a suitable amount to absorb discharged exudate. These agents 10 can be antiseptic agents, enzymes and/or growth factor agents.</p>
<p>After nearing a saturated state, the certain concentration of dissolved agents 10 will flow back to the wound area 11.</p>
<p>In the present embodiment, non-woven pulp and high-molecule polymeric fibres antiseptically treated are used.</p>
<p>The evaporating layer 5 adjacent the absorbent layer 4, comprises a translucent or transparent film 12 with a broad spread of micro pores 9 to keep the wound area 11 in suitable moisture. Also people can observe the absorbing condition of the dressing 1 through the evaporating layer 5.</p>
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- <p>CLJ.IMS 1. A slow release agent absorbent dressing comprising: awound-contacting layer formed of a soft-film and having tapered apertures; a guiding layer attached the wound-contacting layer and formed of directional fine-hole fibres or non-woven fabrics; an absorbent layer which is attached to the guiding layer, is formed of high-molecule polymeric materials, and is capable of absorbing exudate discharged from a wound to which the dressing is applied in use; and an evaporating layer attached to the absorbent layer and having a translucent film and micropores for venting air, to keep the wound in suitable moisture, wherein the guiding layer is arranged to disperse exudate from the wound-contacting layer to the absorbent layer is a substantially uniform manner to increase the absorbency of the absorbent layer, thereby preventing exudate captured by the absorbent layer from passing back to the wound.</p><p>2. A slow release agent absorbent dressing as claimed in claim 1 further comprising a certain concentration of water-soluble agent mixed into the absorbent layer and based upon the saturation capacity of the absorbent layer.</p><p>3. A slow release agent absorbent dressing as claimed in claim 2, wherein the certain concentration of water-soluble agent comprises an antiseptic agent, an enzyme and/or a growth factor agent.</p><p>4. A slow release agent absorbent dressing substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying drawing.</p>
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