Can you mix Santyl and gentamicin?

Can you mix Santyl and gentamicin?

No interactions were found between gentamicin topical and Santyl. However, this does not necessarily mean no interactions exist. Always consult your healthcare provider.

What is the equivalent to Santyl?

Collagenase topical is the generic name of Santyl. Currently, there is not a generic equivalent to Santyl available in the U.S. market.

What should you not use with Santyl?

Some products that may interact with this drug include: antiseptic skin products (especially those containing heavy metals such as lead, mercury, silver). Skin products containing heavy metals may decrease the effect of collagenase.

Is Santyl compatible with Dakin’s?

Cleansing materials such as Dakin’s solution and normal saline are compatible with Collagenase Santyl Ointment.

Can Santyl and Xeroform be used together?

Santyl Collagenase– An enzymatic debriding agent used for deep partial thickness burns, small full-thickness burns or wounds with a fibrinous exudate. Must be applied nickel thick and covered with a secondary dressing, such as xeroform, to keep moist.

How much Santyl do I put on a wound?

According to the manufacturer, a 3 x 3 inch (8 x 8 cm) wound will require approximately 180 grams of Collagenase Santyl ointment if applied once daily for 30 days2. A quantity of 180 grams per dispensing will be covered without prior authorization.

Which is better medihoney vs Santyl?

It is hypothesized that MEDIHONEY® Gel with Active leptospermum honey will result in significantly faster wound healing (i.e., fewer days) when compared to SANTYL®.

Is hydrogen peroxide a Debrider?

The FDA has approved the use of hydrogen peroxide as a temporary oral debriding agent. Hydrogen peroxide can break through the slime barrier that protects biofilm and destroys bacterial cell walls. It releases oxygen and creates an environment unfit for anaerobic bacteria to survive.

Is Santyl better than medihoney?

Can you use silver alginate with Santyl?

Because the enzyme in Collagenase SANTYL* Ointment is activated by the hydrophilic environment of the wound, it is important to use dressings that maintain moisture balance. Avoid silver and iodine dressings; these substances inactivate collagenase.

What dressing goes with Santyl?

SANTYL Ointment is compatible with:

Silver dressings	Aquacel™ Ag
	ALLEVYN♢ Ag
Iodine dressings	IODOFORM™
Various other dressings	Hydrofera™

Can Santyl be used with Aquacel?

Case 2: Santyl covered with collagen flakes then an Aquacel Ag. Based on the products chosen, we would assume the wound still has necrotic tissue and there is significant drainage. As long as there is a minimal to moderate amount of necrotic tissue, Santyl would be an appropriate option for proper wound care.

Can you mix Santyl and Bactroban?

Interactions between your drugs No interactions were found between Bactroban and Santyl. However, this does not necessarily mean no interactions exist. Always consult your healthcare provider.

Does Santyl remove Slough?

Collagenase SANTYL® Ointment utilizes this enzyme in a petrolatum ointment base to loosen slough from the wound bed which can then be removed by successive cleansing and dressing changes.

Can you use Santyl with Aquacel?

Can you use hydrogen peroxide to debride a wound?

Don’t use hydrogen peroxide on wounds “Hydrogen peroxide has fallen out of favor as a wound cleanser,” Dr. Beers says. “Studies have found that it irritates the skin. It may prevent the wound from healing, doing more harm than good.”

Can you put Santyl on good tissue?

Take care not to extend SANTYL Ointment use beyond the wound surface although it does not harm healthy tissue. Make sure to apply the ointment only to the identified wound. Never use SANTYL Ointment in or around your eyes, mouth, or any unprotected orifice.

Can you use Xeroform with Santyl?

Santyl Collagenase– An enzymatic debriding agent used for deep partial thickness burns, small full-thickness burns or wounds with a fibrinous exudate. Must be applied nickel thick and covered with a secondary dressing, such as xeroform, to keep moist. Not to be used with silver products as it de-activates the enzymes.