Bharucha Associates

1. Provide even and consistent pressure 
2. Prevents slipping down in joints 
3. Allows full freedom of movement 
4. Saves nursing time

1. Orthopaedic condition to reinforce the muscles to regain normalcy 
2. Plastic surgery conditions to retain the dressing with adequate compression 
3. Gynaecology conditions to prevent accumulation of fluid

1. 300% Extensibility and 100% Elasticity ,compression can be graduated 
2. Conforms to body contours when swelling subsides 
3. Long lasting 
4. Economical

1. Orthopaedic conditions : Joint Effusion , Arthritis ,severe sprain and strain 
2. Phlebological conditions: Venous disorder 
3. Conditions such as leg ulcers, Phlebits and dermatologic problems in legs with venous stasis are all treated with bandages .they are bandaged until such time as the swelling has been bought under control or normal conditions have been at least temporarily restored

1. Longer lasting adhesion
2. Stretches with body movements ,br>3. Has pores for air circulation

1. Surgical conditions : Cardio thoracic surgery, Angiogram , Abdominal Surgery
2. Gynaecological conditions : Caesarian, Hysterectomy
3. Orthopaedic conditions : Post dislocations and distortion, Correction of deformities and posture in children.
4. General conditions :Keeping the drain in place, securing dressing

1. Conforms to body contours 
2. Excellent Dermophill 
3. Resistance to plaster penetration 
4. Reduces chances of skin maceration

1. Used prior to the application of plaster of paris bandage 
2. Protects bony prominences 
3. Used where swelling is expected

Pack: 10pc

1. Made of 100% cotton for better skin tolerance
2. Special Z S knitting gives 100% extensibility
3. Highly porous for better air circulation

1.Musculoskeletal injuries

1. Made of cotton an excellent dermophill 
2. Easy to apply 
3. Saves Nursing time 
4. Absorbent and resistant to ointments 
5. Washable and Sterilisable

1. As an under wrap prior to plaster cast 
2. As sterilisable stockinette for surgical incisions 
3. As stump socks for amputees wearing prosthesis