By joining Urgo Medical, you will meet many different teams who are united by a common mission, “Healing People”, support healthcare professionals to heal people by providing evidence-based treatments and innovative services so that life can start again for patients. This mission guides us each day, gives us the drive to surpass ourselves and reinforces …
Urgo Medical, a family company Urgo Medical is the advanced wound care division of the French family-group Urgo. Our mission: healing people As wounds are a significant source of suffering around the world, our mission, as a Healing Company is to support healthcare professionals to heal people with evidence-based treatments and innovative services so that …
UrgoTul Ag is a non-adherent conformable dressing with TLC-Ag silver healing matrix to combat local infection.
The only anti-biofilm silver dressing that provides complete and continuous cleaning action to the wound Efficacy proven in real-life study with more than 2000 patients!(1) Proven antimicrobial efficacy you can trust.(2) Fast action: from 30 minutes on main strains Works against bacterial strains resistant toantibiotics (e.g MRSA, VRE) 99.99% efficacy in just 24h Restores the …
A multicomponent, compression system composed of a soft padded short-stretch bandage and a cohesive long-stretch bandage to achieve therapeutic pressure of ≈40mmHg (or 20mmHg from UrgoKTwo Reduced) at the ankle, for venous leg ulcers, venous oedema and lymphoedema, which require compression for healing. At Urgo Medical, we have 3 principles for good compression – …
UrgoClean safely and effectively removes slough and debris from the wound, to ensure the wound bed is prepared for healing.
The skin is made up of several layers placed one on top of the other: The epidermis: The outermost layer of the skin, the epidermis is covered by the stratum corneum, similar to a pile of flat, resistant cells. It serves as a protective envelope, sheltering the body from microbes. It is studded with pores …
Epidermolysis bullosa is a rare, genetic skin disease which affects around 500,000 people worldwide. Young patients are often called ‘butterfly children’ because their skin seems as fragile as butterfly wings. As there is no curative treatment currently, this painful and debilitating condition requires specific daily treatment. What is epidermolysis bullosa? In patients with epidermolysis bullosa, …
Pressure ulcers are common in people confined to bed for long periods, or immobilised due to a disease or accident. They are wounds which require frequent care, which can take several months to heal and which mainly affect elderly patients. What is a pressure ulcer? A pressure ulcer is a chronic wound which appears when sitting …