Controlled pressure surgical dressing and method of making same

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A61F 13/00 (2006.01) A61F 13/15 (2006.01) A61F 13/20 (2006.01)

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CA 1054889

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE A lofty, porous, high bulk extremely soft surgical dressing is provided herein that supplies controlled light pressure, when applied to a wound, along the entire patient- dressing interface, while also supplying a most positive cushioning and aeration characteristic in the dressing. The dressing is formed by cutting a section of washed guaze two to six plies thick so as to be two to three times the length of an absorbent batt or matrix to be used therewith. The absorbent batt or matrix consists of a section of deregistered permanently crimped acetate tow, or other permanently crimped fibrous tow, and is positioned approximately in the center of the cit sectopm of the washed gauze. The washed gauze is then folded over the deregistered tow batt so as to provide a set of openable wings or tabs which can be used to anchor the dressing ill place and supply a gentle, yet noticeable pressure on the wound.

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