Recovery Bandaging
Uses
To protect abdominal (colic surgery or caesarean) or thoracic wounds during recovery from anaesthesia. To support sutured abdominal wall during strenuous efforts of recovery.
Advantages
Easy to apply, Stay still once applied, Easy to wash, Reusable many times, Reduces wound contamination in recovery box and subsequent wound infection, Reduces risk of wound dehiscence during recovery, reduces cost associated with dressing necessary to cover & protect the wound.
Technical specifications
3-dimensional elastic wrap which ends in a wide foam part covered in velour adhesive to Trihook*
(* extra strong adhesive strip).
Interior pocket lined with a monofilm pad 1cm thick which acts as an air cushion covering the lower abdomen.
Maximum immediate post-operative protection.
Sizes
| Foals | Horses | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| chest circumference | ||||
| Neonatal | 70-80 cm | Small | ||
| Medium-sized | 90-109 cm | Medium | ||
| Large | 110-130 cm | Large | ||
Monofilm fabric in cross section