Maltodextrin (Multidex) Gel Dressing - How to use?

Maltodextrin Gel (Nessucar, Multidex) provides a moist environment around the wound promoting healing. It is used in the management of ulcerations, abrasions, and wounds.

Maltodextrin (Multidex Gel) Uses:

  •  it is indicated for the treatment of wounds (infected or noninfected)

Maltodextrin (Multidex) dose in Adults:

Maltodextrin (Multidex) dose in Wound dressing: Topical:

  • Multidex®:
    • Before applying multidex over the wound, properly debride and irrigate the wound followed by the application of the nonadherent and non-occlusive dressing.
    • Apply 1/4 " thick dressing over the entire wound.
    • Fill in all the deep wounds completely with dressing.
    • It may be applied to wounds that are moist or dry and infected or noninfected.
    • The dressings must be changed once or twice daily.

Multidex Gel dose in children:

Refer to adult dosing.


Pregnancy and lactation:

Since it is applied as a topical dressing, there are no maternal or fetal risks involved. It can be used safely in pregnant and lactating women.


Dose in Kidney Disease:

Can be used safely in patients with chronic kidney disease.

Dose in Liver disease:

can be used safely in patients with liver disease.


Side effects of Maltodextrin (Multidex):

In clinical studies, no adverse effects were found.


Contraindications to Maltodextrin (Multidex):

  • Third-degree burns: Avoid using it in third-degree burns.

Monitoring Parameters:

Monitor and observe the wound for clinical improvement.


How to administer Multidex Gel?

It is applied over infected or clean wounds as a 1/4 inch thick dressing that covers the entire wound area.


Mechanism of action of Maltodextrin (Multidex):

  • It generates a moist environment and serves as a barrier to the wound.
  • This environment promotes tissue growth and wound healing.

International Brand Names of Maltodextrin:

  • Multidex
  • Nessucar

Maltodextrin Brand Names in Pakistan:

No Brands Available in Pakistan.

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