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3M Infection Prevention Solutions
3M Ioban 2 Antimicrobial Incise Drape
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Supporting
professionals
to reduce SSIs
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Not all Incise Drapes are alike…
Why use 3M Ioban Antimicrobial Incise Drapes?
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Ioban 2 antimicrobial incise drapes reduce the
likelihood of skin recolonisation after prepping4,
and thus reduce the risk of wound contamination
by skin flora9, which is a common cause of SSI8.
A non-impregnated incise drape does not have
the iodophor active agent, but simply immobilises
the skin flora as it continues to grow throughout
the procedure.
All Ioban 2 antimicrobial incise drapes offer the following:
• Iodophor for sustained antimicrobial activity throughout the procedure.3
• A conformable film that adheres to body contours.10
• Breathable ensuring adhesion to the skin.11
Clinical Evidence - “Ioban; it just works”1
“
Ioban is an essential part
of a surgeon’s care bundle
to reduce the risk of SSIs
and creates a sterile field
not achievable by skin
preparation alone.
Following skin preparation
Ioban ensures the surgical
site is sealed and as the skin
sweats the drape stays in
place and the active agent
keeps working. 1
”
NICE guidelines for
prevention of SSIs also
recommend that ‘if an
incise drape is required, use
an iodophor impregnated
drape.’2
Ioban incise drapes are supported by clinical
evidence covering a variety of surgical
procedures and should be used following
preoperative skin antisepsis.
Once the skin prep is dry Ioban incise drapes
can be applied over any type of skin preparation
solution including multi use or single use
products and iodine or chlorhexidine based
solutions.
When comparing four methods of skin preparation the one minute painting with
seventy percent isopropyl alcohol and application of an Ioban incise drape was
more effective than the other regimes in delaying bacterial recolonisation.4
All four methods of skin preparation were effective in removing bacteria from
the skin surface however Ioban incise drapes were more effective than the other
regimens in delaying bacterial recolonisation.4
Clinical Evidence Summary Key Findings
All Ioban 2 antimicrobial incise drapes offer the following:
•Compared to three other incise drapes, Ioban incise drapes have a higher microbiocidal effect in vitro on a wide range of organisms including MRSA and MRSE3
•When comparing four methods of skin preparation, skin recolonisation was less after preparation with Ioban incise drapes during an in vivo trial on healthy volunteers’ skin4
•Ioban incise drapes reduce bacterial wound contamination in clean and clean contaminated surgeries5
•Ioban incise drapes have the potential to reduce surgical site infections as demonstrated in a retrospective study during liver resection surgery6
Cost Savings
“The financial burden of SSIs to the NHS is approximately £758 million
per year and cost per SSI approximately £2,100.”7
With greater surveillance this figure could be much higher and the impact on the
patient’s experience and recovery is also a key reason to use interventions which
will reduce the risk of SSIs during surgical procedures.
3M Ioban Drape Facts
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•The development of Ioban drapes was a customer inspired innovation first launched in 1982
•Ioban drapes uniquely deliver iodine onto the patient’s skin in a controlled and effective manner
•Combined with a strong and fluid resistant adhesive, Ioban drapes provide a tight seal around the wound edge to stop the pathway of bacteria entering
3M Ioban Drape Benefits
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by Mr Philip Roberts, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon1
•Ioban drapes protect and seal skin edges which is key during minimally invasive surgery
•Skin markings can be seen and maintained under Ioban drapes, ensuring wound edges are realigned perfectly. Better skin closure means less chance of an infection and improved appearance for the patient
•Use of Ioban drapes allows safe extension of the wound and allows you to cover large areas just in case you need to make further incisions
•Ioban drapes allow you to perform more accurate surgery as you can expose key landmarks rather than hiding them under a surgical drape
E-Learning/Support
E-learning courses are available to healthcare professionals
who require support in using Ioban drapes.
Log in and register at www.3m.co.uk/elearning for access
Examples of courses:
Title CPD Hours
Antimicrobial Incise Drape Training 1.0
Draping with 3M™ Ioban™ 2 Incise Drapes
0.5
Draping with 3M™ Ioban™ 6661EZ Incise Drapes
0.5
Draping with 3M™ Ioban™ EZ Incise Drapes
0.5
3M Clinical Nurse Advisors and Technical Support is also available to provide
advice on the best clinical application of Ioban incise drapes.
Visit www.3M.co.uk/ioban to request more information.
Ordering Information
3M™ loban™ 2 Antimicrobial Incise Drapes
3M Cat No.
Product
Overall Size
Adhesive Area
Items/Box
Boxes/Case
6635
Recommended Application
Treatment Incise 15cm x 20cm
10cm x 20cm
10
4
For small limb surgery i.e. fingers and toes
6640
Small Incise 44cm x 35cm
34cm x 35cm
10
4
Small limb surgery, ankles, wrists
6650
Medium Incise 66cm x 45cm
56cm x 45cm
10
4
Hernia repair, paediatrics
6648
Large Incise 66cm x 60cm
56cm x 60cm
10
4
Knees, shoulders, abdominal procedures
6651
Extra Large Incise
66cm x 85cm
56cm x 85cm
10
4
Hips, cardiac surgery, major abdominal surgery
3M™ loban™ 2 Antimicrobial Incise Drapes EZ
3M Cat No.
Product
Overall Size
Adhesive Area
Items/Box
Boxes/Case
Recommended Application
6661EZ
Frame Delivery
30cm x 20cm
26cm x 20cm
50
2
Paediatric surgery, ankles, wrists
6640EZ
Small Incise 60cm x 35cm
35cm x 35cm
10
4
Small limb surgery, ankles, wrists
6650EZ
Medium Incise 90cm x 45cm
60cm x 45cm
10
4
Hernia repair, paediatrics
6648EZ
Large Incise 90cm x 60cm
60cm x 60cm
10
4
Knees, shoulders, abdominal procedures 6651EZ
Extra Large Incise
90cm x 85cm
60cm x 85cm
10
4
Hips, cardiac surgery, major abdominal surgery
Overall Size
Incise Area
Items/Box
Boxes/Case
3M™ Drapes with loban™ 2 Incise Area
3M Cat No.
Product
Recommended Application
6665
Abdomino-Perineal Drape
200cm x 270cm
35cm x 46cm
10
1
General Surgery
6677
Cardiovascular Sheet
274cm x 338cm
41cm x 92cm
6
1
Cardiac Surgery
6681
Cardiovascular Drape
320cm x 230cm
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8
1
Cardiac Surgery 6682
Cardiovascular Drape
330cm x 254cm
78cm x 43cm
8
1
Cardiac Surgery
6697
Caesarean Section Drape
254cm x 291cm
30cm x 30cm
5
1
Obstetrics, Gynaecology
6617
Isolation Drape
320cm x 213cm
48cm x 25cm
5
4
Orthopaedic
6619
Large Isolation Drape
328cm x 252cm
70cm x 32cm
5
1
Orthopaedic
6687
Craniotomy Drape
231cm x 432cm
36.8cm x 21.4cm
10
1Neurosurgery
Please visit www.3m.co.uk/ioban for more product information, to request samples or arrange a visit
from a 3M representative
References
1. Mr Philip Roberts, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, University Hospital of North Staffordshire, January 2012.
2. Surgical Site Infection Prevention and Treatment of Surgical Site Infection, Clinical Guideline for the NHS by NICE, October 2008.
3. An In vitro Time-kill Study to Compare the Antimicrobial Activity of Three Antimicrobial Surgical Incise Drapes by Chou Eyberg, Dan Morse, Linda Olson and Patrick Parks,
3M Corporation, St. Paul, MN, USA – Poster presented at SHEA in March 2009.
4. D. H. Johnston, J. A. Fairclough, et al. 1987 Rate of bacterial recolonization of the skin after preparation: four methods compared Br. J. Surg., Vol. 74, January, page 64
5. Dewan PA et al. 1987. The use of an iodophor-impregnated plastic incise drape in abdominal surgery - a controlled clinical trial. Aust N Z J Surg.; 57(11):859-63.
6. Yoshimura et al. 2003 Plastic iodophor drape during liver surgery operative use of the iodophor impregnated adhesive drape to prevent wound infection during high risk surgery. World J Surg.;27(6):685-8.
7. Calculating the cost of SSIs by Louise Frampton, Clinical Services Journal, September 2010 Vol 10 Issue 8, page 49-51
8. A J Mangram et al, “Guideline for prevention of surgical site infection, 1999. Hospital Infection Control Practices Advisory Committee,” Infection Control and Hospital Epidemiology 20 (April 1999) 250-278
9. Professor John Fairclough, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff. 2010
10. Data on file. Tech-Product-Dev-05-000101. Statistical analysis of Ioban incise drape framed delivery focus panel results.
11. Data on file. Clin-Index-Lims 08679.
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