Soft Head Cleaning Wound Drain Toothbrush With Injection Port

Wound irrigation is an essential part of wound management and is the single greatest
intervention in wound care that can reduce the risk of infection. The goal of wound irrigation is to
remove foreign material, decrease bacterial contamination of the wound, and to remove cellular
debris or exudate from the surface of the wound. Wound irrigation must be vigorous enough to
perform the above goals but gentle enough to avoid further tissue trauma or passage of bacteria
and foreign material deeper into the wound.

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Wound Irrigation brush made of medical-grade silicone with soft, comfortable silicone bristles to
help massage and soothe aging and fading wounds Tissue and silicone wound scrapers on the
back and small holes on the front and back to effectively remove sticky exudate
It has an injection port for injecting saline or other drugs, which can better clean the wound and
prevent it from becoming inflamed and ulcerated again.
Suction technology in the brush provides vacuum-activated wound care suction, providing a clean
wound microenvironment