Antiseptiska medel
Hibiscrub CF
Hibiscrub® is an antimicrobial preparation for pre-operative surgical hand disinfection and pre-operative skin antisepsis for patients undergoing surgery.
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How the product works
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Overview
Both Surgical site infections ( SSIs) and Healthcare acquired infections (HCAIs ) demand a coordinated approach pre-and post-surgery by healthcare professionals and their patients. Hibiscrub® is your trusted partner in preventing infections, maintaining skin integrity, and saving time before performing surgical procedures. It serves as an effective antimicrobial skin cleanser for pre-operative surgical hand disinfection and pre-operative skin antisepsis for patients undergoing surgery, eliminating a vast number of microorganisms. Hibiscrub contains 4% Chlorhexidine Gluconate, offering broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity. It is also dermatologically tested and enriched with emollients, ensuring body and hands are protected and moisturised, even with frequent use. Hibiscrub is not absorbed into the skin but binds to it to form a protective layer that removes and kills microorganisms, and continues to do so for a long period of time after application. Unlike povidone iodine, Hibiscrub is not inactivated by bodily fluids .
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Product references
- Faoagali et al. Comparison of the immediate, residual, and cumulative antibacterial effects of Novaderm R, Novascrub R, Betadine Surgical Scrub, Hibiclens and liquid soap. American Journal of Infection Control 2
- Sheikh W. Comparative Antibacterial Efficacy of HiBiClens® and Betadine® in the Presence of Pus Derived from Human Wounds. Current Therapeutic Research 1986;40:6: 1096-1102
- Molnlycke Internal Report REPR1037
- Molnlycke internal report REPR0781
- Molnlycke Internal Report REPR1130
- PhEur 5.1.11 bactericial and yeasticidal (read across)
- EN12791 Surgical - immediate only (read across)
- EN13727 Bactericidal EN13624 Yeasticidal
- EN1499:2013 For hand washing effectively reduces the transient microbial flora of the hands during its use (read across)
- Byrne DJ et al. Journal of Hospital Infection 1990; 15:183-187
- Garibaldi RA. Journal of Hospital Infection 1988; 11: 5-9
- Menon, V. Chapter 22 Sixth Edition 2021; Pages 477-506
- Denton GW. Chlorhexidine. In: Disinfection Sterilization and Preservation 5th Edition Seymour S Block ( editor). New York, Lippincott, William and Wilkins, 2000; Chapter 15: 321-336
- Senior N Some observations on the formulation and properties of chlorhexidine J Soc Cosmetic Chem 1973; 24(4): 259-278
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