Description

The Cellona Plaster of Paris Bandage, crafted by Lohmann & Rauscher, is an essential tool for medical professionals in need of reliable immobilization solutions. Designed for use in creating casts following fractures, surgeries, and orthopedic corrections, this bandage offers exceptional performance and ease of use.

Key Features

• Ease of Use: The bandage is ready-to-dip, requiring minimal preparation. Its creamy and supple texture allows for easy molding, conforming seamlessly to body contours.
• Quick Setting: With a rapid setting time, it becomes safe for transport after approximately 30 minutes and fully sets within 12 to 24 hours. This feature enables partial weight-bearing shortly after application, enhancing patient mobility.
• Radiolucency: The casts produced are smooth, resilient, and radiolucent, allowing X-rays to pass through without interference.

Technical Specifications

• Material Composition: Made from a 17-thread count bleached cotton gauze fabric, coated with α- and β-calcium sulphate hemihydrate.
• Water Circulation: Features a functional core with holes for optimal water circulation, preventing dry spots and roll collapse.
• Low Exothermic Reaction: Ensures patient comfort during setting.
• Latex-Free: Odourless and physiologically indifferent, though some variants may contain natural rubber latex.

Recommended Use

• Water Temperature: Optimal dipping at 20–25°C.
• Drying Time: Approximately 3 to 4 minutes.
• Shelf Life: Up to 5 years when stored dry at room temperature.

Safety and Handling

• Application: Should not be applied to unprotected skin.
• Storage: Remains stable under dry conditions.
• Disposal: Follow local environmental guidelines.

Packaging

Available in various sizes, with widths ranging from 2 to 8 inches and lengths of 3 or 5 yards. Each roll is individually sealed and typically packed in boxes, ensuring convenient storage and handling.

Regulatory Information

Classified as a Class I medical device under EU regulations, the Cellona POP Bandage is a trusted choice for healthcare providers seeking dependable casting solutions. Its versatility extends to impression molding in orthotic and prosthetic applications, making it a valuable addition to any medical setting.