‘s baymedix polyurethane solutions bring good news to pain and injury patients

, formerly bayer materialscience, presented its innovative baymedix polyurethane technology for modern wound dressings at the ewma conference in bremerhaven, germany, from may 11 to 13. foams, adhesives and films for the production of wound dressings and special films for the production of platilon brand products make wound dressings more breathable and dry, improving the quality of patient care.

if baymedix and platilon materials can be used in a reasonable combination, modern wound dressings can be effectively and continuously produced in only three parts. the adhesive or foam is applied directly to the film eliminating the lamination step. wound dressings with polyurethane technology from are also suitable for advanced negative pressure wound therapy.

martin huettner, medical marketing manager at , said: "our baymedix product portfolio can meet the desire of manufacturers to obtain more added value through technological innovation and differentiation. however, the raw materials currently on the market cannot do this. point."

in terms of breathability and quick drying, the superiority of modern wound dressings is particularly obvious. wound dressings made of materials have good air permeability, fast absorption, and are conducive to drug retention. in addition, the adjustable adhesive properties of adhesives using baymedix technology can also make "microtrauma debridement" - an important topic in wound care - easier to achieve.