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4. When using an Iceross liner in combination with a Distal Cup, the
liner measurement (4 cm from the distal end) should be made with
the Distal Cup in place (i.e. over the Distal Cup) (Figure 11).
5. Choose the correct Iceross liner size based on the measurement
obtained with the Distal Cup in place
Iceross Pads (Figure 12)
Iceross Pads can be used to fill in any problem areas (i. e. voids or scars)
to ensure better fit and to minimize trapped air. Iceross Pads may also be
used to distribute body pressure and to protect the skin. In some cases,
custom-formed pads may be required for irregular shapes or problem
areas.
Liner Care (Figure 13)
Proper product care is important. The liner needs to be washed inside
and out every day, following use. Remove the liner, turn the liner inside
out and wash it with pH balanced, 100% fragrance- and dye-free soap.
The liner can also be machine washed (40 °C/Hot) with a mild detergent.
Fabric softeners or bleaches or other products or cleaning solutions may
damage the liner and should not be used. After cleaning, the patient
should rinse the liner thoroughly with water and wipe both sides dry with
a lint-free cloth.
An Iceross liner can be used directly after washing. It does not need to
dry overnight. Always return the liner to its normal position with the
distal attachment facing out as soon as possible after cleaning.
Iceross liners should always be checked for damage or wear.
Any damage may weaken the effectiveness of the liner and should be
reported to the user's prosthetist immediately. Misuse may result in
potential loss of suspension.
Note: Care must be taken by both the prosthetist and the patient not to
expose a liner to glass or carbon fibers or other foreign particles. Such
substances can become embedded in the silicone causing aggravation of
the skin. Washing alone may not be sufficient to eliminate the problem
and the patient should be instructed to return the liner to the prosthetist
if the liner is inadvertently exposed to any foreign substances or
chemicals.
DermoSil and DermoGel silicone contain Aloe Vera extract. This acts as a
natural moisturizer and is known for its active healing and soothing
effects on skin. Initially, the inner surface of the liner should be moist to
the touch. For these reasons, the liner should not be left inside out for
extended period or exposed to excessive heat or sunlight.
Skin Care (Figure 14)
Daily cleaning of the residual limb is also essential. We recommend use
of a mild liquid, pH balanced, 100% fragranceand dye-free soap.
If dry skin is noted, apply a pH balanced, 100% fragrance- and dye-free
lotion to nourish and soften the skin. Do not apply lotion to the residual
limb immediately prior to donning the liner.
Note: Many common household or bath products, including soaps,
deodorants, perfumes, aerosol or alcohol sprays or abrasive cleaners may
cause or contribute to skin irritation and the patient should be so
advised.
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