TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Hydropolymer Foam Dressings with Advanced Absorption Technology

TIELLE™ Dressing Exploded View

TIELLE™ Plus Hydropolymer Adhesive Dressing

TIELLE™ Plus Heel Dressing

TIELLE™ Lite Hydropolymer Adhesive Dressing

TIELLE™ Packing Hydropolymer Dressing

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TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings Focus on Fluid with LIQUALOCK™ Technology.

Exudate production by open wounds is essential for moist wound healing and plays a central role in the healing process:¹ however, excess wound fluid cause negative impacts^1,2,including:

Periwound damage caused by maceration
Leakage and soiling
Delayed healing
Patient distress

TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings are designed to manage different levels of exudate across a range of wound types and they come in a wide selection of shapes and sizes with or without an adhesive border: see image of exudate levels below. TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings help:

Establish and maintain a moist wound environment
Prevent periwound maceration by expanding and conforming to the contours of the wound bed; filling dead space to avoid pooling of exudate.

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Before use, physicians should review complete risk information and essential prescribing information which can be found in the Product Instructions for Use.

TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings include:

TIELLE™ Lite Hydropolymer Adhesive Dressing
Adhesive dressing for low to non exuding wounds

TIELLE™ Hydropolymer Adhesive Dressing
Adhesive dressing for low to moderate exuding wounds

TIELLE™ Plus Hydropolymer Adhesive Dressing
Adhesive dressing for moderate to high exuding wounds

TIELLE™ Non Adhesive Hydropolymer Dressing
Cut-able polyurethane foam dressing for low to highly exuding wounds

Specific indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions and safety information exist for KCI products and therapies. Healthcare providers should review the product User Manual, Safety Information and/or Instructions for Use prior to application.

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Overview

Fluid Management with LIQUALOCK™ Technology

All TlELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings contain LIQUALOCK™ Advanced Absorption Technology. This enables them to retain significantly more fluid than some market leading competitor dressings.^3,4

When pain is the issue and security is important

Skin-friendly dressing removal is one of the most highly desired characteristics of a dressing.⁵ When a dressing needs to stay securely in place and the decision is made to use an adhesive dressing, TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Adhesive Dressings have been specifically designed with a polyurethane adhesive that provides secure flexible adhesion with skin friendly removal to help give patients the confidence to carry on with normal activities and helping improve patient quality of life.^6-8

Suitable Under Compression

The TlELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings are suitable for use under Compression.

For skin-friendly removal, use water or saline to break the polyurethane adhesive seal used on TlELLE LIQUALOCK™ Adhesive Dressings by lightly dabbing the underside of the adhesive border with a water or saline-soaked cotton swab.

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TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings: Helping to manage real world challenges

LIQUALOCK™ Advanced Absorption Technology ensures effective absorption and fluid retention to help reduce risk of leakage, strikethrough and maceration.^9,10

Designed not to leak even under compression - to give confidence to you an your patient^6,7,9

Fluid fills the hydropolymer cells
Fluid then permeates into the cell walls
Locks majority³ of the fluid even under movement and pressure

Improving quality of life In a clinical study:

TIELLE™ Plus Dressing has been proven to be an effective treatment for fungating wounds, due to its high conformability and the ability to absorb large amounts of exudate.¹¹ LIQUALOCK™ Advanced Absorption Technology ensures effective absorption, fluid retention and vapour transmission, helping to reduce the risk of leakage, strike-through and maceration.^9,10

Expands and conforms to the contours of the wound bed helping avoid pooling of exudate. Flexible to help give patients the confidence to carry on with normal activities, and helping improve patient quality of life.^6-8

In a clinical study:

84% Reported that TIELLE™ Plus Dressing has improved their quality of life.

Primarily due to comfort and lack of leakage compared to previous treatments.¹⁴⁺⁺

*(n= 2121), over a duration of 12 weeks treatment⁹⁺

Product description

PROMOGRAN™ Plus Matrix is comprised of a sterile, freeze dried composite of 44% oxidized regenerated cellulose (ORC), 55% collagen and 1% silver-ORC. Silver-ORC contains 25% w/w ionically bound silver, a well-known antimicrobial agent. In the presence of exudate, the PROMOGRAN™ Plus Matrix transforms into a soft, conformable, biodegradable gel, and thus allows contact with all areas of the wound.

PROMOGRAN™ Plus Matrix, when covered with a semi-occlusive dressing, maintains a physiologically moist microenvironment at the wound surface. This environment is conducive to granulation tissue formation, epithelialization and optimal wound healing.

PROMOGRAN™ Plus Matrix provides an effective antibacterial barrier as demonstrated by the in-vitro reduction of bacterial growth with common wound pathogens such as, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Staphylococcus aureus, Eschericia coli and Streptococcus pyogenes. Reduction of bacterial bioburden in the dressing may result in reduced risk of infection. Literature reports of in-vitro testing indicate that collagen fibers provide a biodegradable matrix for cellular invasion and capillary growth. In laboratory testing, Collagen-ORC has been shown to absorb components of wound exudate.

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Indications & Applications

INDICATIONS
APPLICATIONS

Before use, physicians should review complete risk information and essential prescribing information, which can be found in the product Instructions For Use.

TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings are indicated for the management of low to highly exuding wounds, including:

Pressure Injury (Ulcers)
Diabetic Ulcers
Donor Sites
Lower Extremity Ulcers
- Venous
- Arterial
- Mixed Aetiology
Can be used both as a primary or a secondary dressingAre suitable for use with compression therapy
All TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings are suitable for use with compression bandaging

Before use, physicians should review complete risk information and essential prescribing information which can be found in the Product Instructions for Use.

Suitable for use with compression bandaging.

It can be used both as a primary or a secondary dressing.

It can be left in place for up to 7 days depending on wound condition and level of exudate.

Instructions for Use

Product Instructions for Use

Clinical Solutions for

Applications

How to apply Polyurethane adhesive dressings

How to remove Polyurethane adhesive dressings using the skin friendly technique

How To Use & Apply TIELLE™ Non Adhesive Dressings

Instructions for Use

Product Instructions for Use

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Evidence & Outcomes

The evidence table below provides some insights into the fluid handling and exudate management capabilities of the TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings.

KCI Clinical Evidence is a resource for healthcare professionals to explore preclinical, clinical, and review articles discussing the use of KCI products

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Evidence & Outcomes

TITLE	STUDY TYPE	DATE	AUTHORS
In vitro evaluations of the dual functionality of a new hydropolymer dressing with silicone for the management of exudate and atraumatic removal. View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2015	Turton K, et al.
Evaluation Of The Fluid Handling Properties Of Hydropolymer Foam Dressings For Managing Wound Exudate. View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2011	Turton K, et al.
Duteille F. Preventing skin-stripping and blistering using a non-adherent perforated ethylene methyl acrylate film dressing: a case study evaluation. Wounds UK. 2014 Sep;10(3):88-93. View Abstract on PubMed	Case study	2014	Duteille F.
Trueman P, Boothman S. TIELLE Plus fluid handling capacity can lead to cost savings. Br J Community Nurs. 2003;8(9 Suppl):suppl 18-22. View Abstract on PubMed	Economic study	2003	Trueman P, Boothman S.
Evaluation of the Performance of a Non-Adhesive Foam Dressing for the management of Wound Exudate. View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2015	Stephens S, et al.
Clinical Evaluation of TIELLE* Plus dressing in the management of exuding chronic wounds. View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2003	Schulze, HJ, et al.
Evaluating adhesive foam wound care dressings in clinical practice. View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2011	Peach V, et al.
In vitro evaluations of the dual functionality of a new hydropolymer dressing with silicone for the management of exudate and atraumatic removal. View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2010	Foster S, et al.
Testing of the Bacterial Barrier Properties of TIELLE Dressings Using a Modified Version of the Draft CEN Test Method (prEN 13726-5). View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2001	Boothman S, et al.
A non-comparative multicentre clinical evaluation of a new hydropolymer adhesive dressing View Abstract on PubMed	Article	All	Mellor J. and Boothman S.
TeEvaluation of TIELLE™ hydropolymer dressings in the management of chronic exudating wounds in primary care. View Abstract on PubMed	Article	2005	Diehm C, et al.
A non-comparative multicentre clinical evaluation of a new hydropolymer adhesive dressing View Abstract on PubMed	Article	1999	Taylor A, et al.
Schulze HJ. Clinical evaluation of TIELLE* Plus dressing in the management of exuding chronic wounds. British Journal of Community Nursing. 2003;8(Suppl 5):S18-S22. View Abstract on PubMed	Clinical evaluation	2003	Schulze HJ.

TITLE In vitro evaluations of the dual functionality of a new hydropolymer dressing with silicone for the management of exudate and atraumatic removal.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2015

AUTHORS Turton K, et al.

TITLE Evaluation Of The Fluid Handling Properties Of Hydropolymer Foam Dressings For Managing Wound Exudate.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2011

AUTHORS Turton K, et al.

TITLE Duteille F. Preventing skin-stripping and blistering using a non-adherent perforated ethylene methyl acrylate film dressing: a case study evaluation. Wounds UK. 2014 Sep;10(3):88-93.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2014

AUTHORS Duteille F.

TITLE Trueman P, Boothman S. TIELLE Plus fluid handling capacity can lead to cost savings. Br J Community Nurs. 2003;8(9 Suppl):suppl 18-22.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2003

AUTHORS Trueman P, Boothman S.

TITLE Evaluation of the Performance of a Non-Adhesive Foam Dressing for the management of Wound Exudate.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2015

AUTHORS Stephens S, et al.

TITLE Clinical Evaluation of TIELLE* Plus dressing in the management of exuding chronic wounds.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2003

AUTHORS Schulze, HJ, et al.

TITLE Evaluating adhesive foam wound care dressings in clinical practice.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2011

AUTHORS Peach V, et al.

TITLE In vitro evaluations of the dual functionality of a new hydropolymer dressing with silicone for the management of exudate and atraumatic removal.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2010

AUTHORS Foster S, et al.

TITLE Testing of the Bacterial Barrier Properties of TIELLE Dressings Using a Modified Version of the Draft CEN Test Method (prEN 13726-5).
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2001

AUTHORS Boothman S, et al.

TITLE A non-comparative multicentre clinical evaluation of a new hydropolymer adhesive dressing
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE All

AUTHORS Mellor J. and Boothman S.

TITLE TeEvaluation of TIELLE™ hydropolymer dressings in the management of chronic exudating wounds in primary care.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2005

AUTHORS Diehm C, et al.

TITLE A non-comparative multicentre clinical evaluation of a new hydropolymer adhesive dressing
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 1999

AUTHORS Taylor A, et al.

TITLE Schulze HJ. Clinical evaluation of TIELLE* Plus dressing in the management of exuding chronic wounds. British Journal of Community Nursing. 2003;8(Suppl 5):S18-S22.
View Abstract on PubMed

STUDY TYPE All levels

DATE 2003

AUTHORS Schulze HJ.

For Your Patients

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Product Codes

TIELLE™ Lite Dressing

PRODUCT

size

Dressing per box

product code

TIELLE™ Lite Dressing

7cm x 9cm

MTL300

11cm x 11cm

MTL301

8cm x 15cm

MTL308

8cm x 20cm

MTL309

10cm x 30cm

MTL310

TIELLE™ Adhesive Dressings

PRODUCT

size

Dressing per box

product code

TIELLE™ Adhesive Dressing

7cm x 9cm

MTL100

11cm x 11cm

MTL101EN

15cm x 20cm

MTL102

18cm x 18cm

MTL103

15cm x 15cm

MTL105

TIELLE™ Non Adhesive Dressings

PRODUCT

size

Dressing per box

product code

TIELLE™ Non Adhesive Dressing

5cm x 5cm

TLN0505EN

10cm x 10cm

TLN10105EN

15cm x 15cm

TLN1515EN

17cm x 17cm

TLN1717EN

21cm x 22cm

TLN2122EN

TIELLE™ Plus Dressing

PRODUCT

size

Dressing per box

product code

TIELLE™ Plus Dressing

11cm x 11cm

MTP501

15cm x 20cm

MTP502

15cm x 15cm

MTP505

TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Hydropolymer Foam Dressings with Advanced Absorption Technology

TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings Focus on Fluid with LIQUALOCK™ Technology.

Overview

How it Works

TIELLE LIQUALOCK™ Dressings: Helping to manage real world challenges

Coming soon.

Indications & Applications

Instructions for Use

Clinical Solutions for

Instructions for Use

Clinical Solutions for

Evidence & Outcomes

For Your Patients

Healthcare Professionals

Patients

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