Antibiotic Tulle Dressing (POLYMYXIM B SULPHATE + NEOMYCIN SULPHATE + BACITRACIN ZINC)

• Terminally sterilized by Gamma Irradiation at ISOMED (B.A.R.C.)
• A unique bactericidal antibiotic formulation.
• An excellent mechanical protection.
• Absorption of these antibiotics through intact skin is negligible.
• Neomycin Sulphate USP 3400 Units is a broad-spectrum amino glycoside antibiotic and active against many strains of Gram-ve & Gram +ve micro organisms.
• Polymixn B Sulphate USP 5000 Units, a peptide antibiotic, disorganises outer membrane of bacterial cell.
• Bacitracin Zinc USP 400, a polypeptide antibiotic, inhibits cell wall synthesis. It is primarily effective against a wide range of Gram +ve and a few Gram-ve bacteria including anaerobic cocci.

Benefits

• To minimize bio-burden levels
• Our antibiotic dressing, antibiotic tulle dressing absorbs discharge, allows easy drainage of wound exudates and permits ventilation to the area.
• Highly potent triple antibiotic combination that demonstrates bactericidal action against both Gram+ve (Including most common skin pathogens as S. aureus & S.pyogenes) and Gram-ve Organisms (including P.aeruginosa).
• Sterile ready to use antibiotic tulle dressing
• Exhibits low risk of cross resistance, facilitates inhibition of bacterial repopulation or resident epidermal flora after eradication of bacteria from stratum corneum.
• Antibiotic dressing Does not adhere to granulating skin and does not result in maceration of the lesion.
• High local drug concentration is achieved at the site of application, synergestic anti microbial activity in minor wound infections and lowering infection rates in wounds sutured.
• Interferes with bacterial protein synthesis and thus possesses a strong bactericidal activity.
• (POLYMYXIM B SULPHATE + NEOMYCIN SULPHATE + BACITRACIN ZINC)

Increases bacterial cell permeability and thus bactericidal in action.

Bactericidal in action and completes the antibacterial range.

Indications
Principally soothing dressings for surface dressings viz.

• Burns and Scalds
• Donor and Recipient Graft Sites
• Skin Loss wounds
• Lacerations
• Abrasions
• Abscesses
• Pressure Sores
• Ulcers and
• Infected Lesions caused By Susceptible Bacteria

Post operative dressings particularly after plastic surgery, skin transplants, eczema, dermatitis and other skin complaints.