Polymer foam material, device and use
AssigneeSmith & Nephew, Inc.
InventorsAnthony Dagger, Nicholas Fry, Helene Anne Lecomte, David Stephenson, Matthew Wray
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AssigneeSmith & Nephew, Inc.
InventorsAnthony Dagger, Nicholas Fry, Helene Anne Lecomte, David Stephenson, Matthew Wray
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Flexible polyurethane (PU) material which comprises a flexible hydrophilic polyurethane foam porous matrix comprising two matrix faces and therebetween a structural matrix framework defining a network of cells, having a cell network surface and therein a network of pores and a powder charge comprising one or more additives loaded in said structural matrix framework wherein said material is a foamed polymer of a system comprising an isocyanate prepolymer or monomer phase and an aqueous phase, wherein said system comprises one or more slurry phases or solid concentrates of said powder charge, or an insoluble portion thereof, as said isocyanate phase or part thereof and/or as said aqueous phase or part thereof and/or in a carrier liquid phase; and/or comprising a powder charge of silver salt loaded in said structural matrix framework in a population of silver salt particles defined by particle size distribution about a mean particle size of greater than or equal to 1 micron, said material comprising silver salt in population of particles corresponding to silver salt comprised in powder charge pre-loading; methods for manufacture thereof, systems for control thereof, devices containing said material and methods for treatment therewith and uses thereof.
A flexible polyurethane (PU) material which comprises:
A method for manufacture of a flexible hydrophilic polyurethane foam porous matrix comprising two matrix faces and therebetween a structural matrix framework defining a network of cells, having a cell network surface and therein a network of pores and a powder charge comprising at least two additives loaded in said structural matrix framework, said method comprising:
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