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HydroClean® Advance is a Hydro-responsive wound dressing for the treatment of a variety of acute and chronic wounds, especially in the debridement and granulation stage.
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The HydroClean® Range
HydroClean® Advance
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The Benefits at a Glance
Releases Ringer's solution and thus promotes autolytic debridement
The active absorbing and rinsing mechanism reduces bacterial load and biofilm significantly*, removes fibrin and necrotic tissue and supports the formation of granulation tissue
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The superabsorbent core absorbs bacteria effectively and inhibits matrix metalloproteases (MMP)
HydroClean® Advance Case Study
Leanne Atkin, Vascular Nurse Consultant, Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
Your HydroClean® Family Codes
| Pack size | HARTMANN Code | PIP Code | NHSSC Code | |
| HydroClean® Advance Mini | ||||
| 3cm round | 10 | 609609 | 4015581 | ELZ1392 |
| HydroClean® Advance | ||||
| 4cm round | 10 | 609662 | 4011540 | ELZ1283 |
| 5.5cm round | 10 | 609666 | 4011557 | ELZ1294 |
| 7.5cm x 7.5cm | 10 | 609668 | 4011565 | ELZ1291 |
| 10cm x 10cm | 10 | 609672 | 4011573 | ELZ1297 |
| 4cm x 8cm | 10 | 609664 | 4186441 | ELZ1387 |
| 8cm x 14cm | 10 | 609674 | 4186433 | ELZ1389 |
| 10cm x 17cm | 10 | 609676 | 4186425 | ELZ1295 |
| HydroClean® Advance Cavity | ||||
| 4cm round | 10 | 609162 | 4011581 | ELZ1273 |
| 5.5cm round | 10 | 609166 | 4186409 | ELZ1391 |
| 7.5cm x 7.5cm | 10 | 609168 | 4011599 | ELZ1274 |
| 4cm x 8cm | 10 | 609164 | 4186417 | ELZ1390 |
| 10cm x 10cm | 10 | 609172 | 4186391 | ELZ1388 |
HydroClean® Advance
Frequently Asked Questions
How does HydroClean®Advance work?
HydroClean® Advance delivers Ringer’s solution to provide continuous wound cleansing and debridement. The superabsorbent polymers (SAP) used in HydroClean® Advance absorbs and locks bioburden and matrix matalloproteinases (MMPs) away, which can impair wound healing.
How do you apply and secure HydroClean® Advance?
Apply label side facing up ensuring the dressing covers wound edges. For moderate-high exudate levels, use an absorbent dressing, such as RespoSorb® Silicone Border on top of HydroClean® Advance. If exudate levels are nonelow, use a film dressing, such as Hydrofilm®.
Can HydroClean® Advance be used on exuding wounds?
Yes, HydroClean® Advance contains superabsorbent particles which absorb and lock away exudate and bioburden.
Can HydroClean® Advance be used on dry, sloughy or necrotic wounds?
Yes, HydroClean® Advance cleanses and debrides wounds, resulting in up to a 69% reduction in devitalised tissue including necrosis and slough.[1]
If tissue turns white around the wound edges, is it maceration?
No, while you may see a white ‘halo’ around wound edges (see below), this is likely to be hyperhydration and is a result of providing additional moisture to the wound bed, part of the mode of action of HydroClean® Advance. Always conduct a full wound assessment to ensure a holistic approach and correct dressing usage.
What is hyperhydration?
Hyperhydration is the process of providing additional moisture to the wound bed to facilitate cleansing, debridement and desloughing. Similar to prolonged exposure to moisture (for example, having a long bath), epithelial cells swell, changing consistency and colour, but no skin tissue breakdown occurs and will return to normal shortly after.[2]
If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to reach out to your local HARTMANN representative.
[1] H Hodgson et al, A multicentre, clinical evaluation of a hydro-responsive wound dressing: the Glasgow experience, J Wound Care, 2017, Nov 2;26(11):642-650. doi: 10.12968/ jowc.2017.26.11.642. [2]. Rippon et al, Wound Hydration Versus Maceration: Understanding the Differences, Wounds UK, Vol 12 No 3 2016.