THIS IS THE NEXT STEP IN HEEL PROTECTION.


Welcome to proven1.2 heel pressure ulcer prevention. The Mölnlycke® Z-FlexTM


fluidized heel boot features an ergonomic design that prevents pressure ulcers of the heel, which is the second most common site for HAPU’s3


. The design allows


for quick assessment, easy adjustment and increases the comfort level for patients. Put it all together and the Mölnlycke Z-Flex fluidized heel boot is how you take a giant step towards a more comprehensive pressure ulcer prevention strategy.


Heel pressure ulcers account for 41% of all DTIs4


•• and the effects of a


full-thickness heel pressure ulcer can be devastating to ambulation and quality of life.


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1. Macartney K. Reduce the Pressure - Reduce the Injury: Poster presented at the Wound Ostomy Continence Conference 2018 2. Cooper, M., et.al., Bundling for Change: Implementing Pressure Injury Prevention, Poster WOCN 2017 Conference 3. European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel, National Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel and Pan Pacific Pressure Injury Alliance. Prevention and treatment of pressure Ulcers/Injuries: Clinical practice Guideline. The International Guideline. Emily Haesler (Ed.). EPUAP/NPIAP/PPPIA : 2019 4. Black, J. Preventing pressure ulcers occurring on the heel. Wounds International Vol 4, eSupplement. Wounds International 2013.


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