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First time application of CellerateRX™:
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It is recommended that the wound bed be debrided of any necrotic or
sloughy fibrotic tissue prior to the application of CellerateRx ™. |
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Determine which form ofCellerateRx ™ will be applied to the wound
bed: powder, gel or a combination of powder and gel. (See the Product Selection Guide) |
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Apply CellerateRx ™ to the wound. CellerateRx ™ gel and the
combination mix of gel/powder should cover the entire wound bed and the edges of the wound. CellerateRx ™ powder
should cover the entire wound bed so that you cannot see the tissue under the powder |
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Cover the CellerateRx ™ and wound bed with a non-stick dressing that
maintains the optimum moisture level of the wound bed. |
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Reapplying CellerateRX™ to the wound:
3 times per week or as needed.
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Gently remove the non-stick dressing from the wound bed. |
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It is not necessary to debride the wound or remove the CellerateRx ™
(thin tan film) from the wound bed. |
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Repeat steps 2-4 above. |
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Burns:
(Painful wounds soothed by CellerateRx ™)
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Steps 1-4 above. |
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The small size of the CRXα allows penetration to the nerve ending,
encapsulating the nerve fiber and stopping stimulus. The patient will perceive decreased discomfort or pain.
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Questions?
Please contact customer service at:
800-205-7719
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