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For minor superficial surgical, e.g. removal of warts - 1.5 to 2g per 10 cm2 for 1 hour, maximum 5 hours. Apply thick layer of cream to the skin and cover with an occlusive dressing.
For more extensive superficial surgical procedures, e.g. split skin grafting - 1.5 to 2g per 10 cm2 for 2 hours, maximum 5 hours. Apply thick layer of cream to the skin and cover with an occlusive dressing.
Leg ulcers: For cleaning of leg ulcers: Approximately 1-2 g per 10 cm2. Apply thick layer of cream to the surface of the skin ulcer, but not more than 10 g per treatment occasion. Cover the surface of the ulcer with an occlusive dressing.
Application time: at least 30 minutes.
An opened tube is intended for single use, and left-over cream should therefore be discarded after each treatment occasion.
For leg ulcers with tissue that is particularly difficult to penetrate, the application time may be extended to 60 minutes.
Cleaning of the ulcer should begin within 10 minutes after the cream has been removed.
Genital mucosa: For removal of condylomata or prior to injection of local anaesthetics: Approximately 5-10 g, depending on the area to be treated. The whole surface, including the mucous membrane folds must be covered. Occlusion is not necessary.
Application time: 5-10 minutes. The surgery may be begun immediately after removal of the cream.
Children: For needle insertion, removal of mollusca and other minor superficial surgical procedures: 1 g per 10 cm2.
A thick layer of cream should be applied to the skin and covered with an occlusive dressing.
The dose should not exceed 1 gram per 10 cm2 and must be adjusted according to the application area: See table.
Click on icon to see table/diagram/imageChildren with atopic dermatitis: reduce application time to 30 minutes.
Route of administration: Topical.
