Which enzymatic debrider is known for detaching necrotic tissues?

Santyl, which contains the active ingredient collagenase, is specifically designed for the enzymatic debridement of necrotic tissues. Collagenase works by breaking down collagen within the necrotic (dead) tissue matrix, allowing for selective removal of the tissue without harming the surrounding healthy tissue. This process promotes the healing of wounds by creating a better environment for granulation and epithelialization.

The other options do not serve the same primary function as Santyl. Vashe is an antiseptic solution often used for its antimicrobial properties in wound cleaning, not specifically for enzymatic debridement. Hydrogen peroxide, while commonly used as a topical antiseptic, can cause irritation and may damage healthy tissue rather than promoting selective debridement of necrotic tissue. Neosporin is an antibiotic ointment used primarily for preventing infection and does not have enzymatic properties to detach necrotic tissue. Thus, Santyl is the correct choice for enzymatic debridement.