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Clinical Evaluation of Technology Lipido-Colloid in the Management of Acute Wounds in China
Wound management has evolved from considering wound dressings as a means to provide protection to a medium that enhances wound healing and also takes into consideration patient aspects such as atraumatic removal. Technology-lipido colloid (TLC) is described as a healing matrix as it stimulates fibroblasts, which is achieved through maintaining a moist wound environment. It …
Clinical Evaluation of UrgoClean AG (Poly-Absorbent Dressing based on Technology Lipido-Colloid with Silver Ions) in the Management of Infected Wounds in Asia
Wound infections, including biofilms play a significant role in delaying wound healing and are considered to be one of the major challenges in wound management. The presence of non-viable tissue, such as slough, is a prominent feature of chronic wounds and is considered as a barrier against successful wound healing. A key component in wound …
A Prospective Randomized Study The Usefulness and Efficacy of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy with Lipido-Colloid Polyester Mesh Compared to Traditional Negative Pressure Wound Therapy for Treatment of Pressure Ulcers
To improve healing of pressure ulcer wounds, it is important to optimize the conditions of the area surrounding the wound. Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) promotes wound healing, however, the removal of NPWT can cause pain or focal bleeding, delaying wound healing or causing infection. In this study, we reviewed the e cacy of the …
Management of Burn Wounds by a Technology Lipido-Colloid Polyacrylate Dressing Impregnated with Silver A Case Series from Vietnam
Burn injuries are a mostly avoidable trauma that affect millions of people worldwide every year. Wound healing in burn patients is complex, and infection is one of the main clinical complications associated with wound care in burn patients. Biofilms are mostly associated with chronic wounds, but have also been identified in acute, traumatic wounds. This …
The Importance of Pain Reduction through Dressing Selection in Routine Wound Management The MAPP Study
Objective: To discover the incidence of pain in patients with acute or chronic wounds of various causes during dressing removal, and the effect of switching to a non-adherent dressing. l Method: A total of 656 primary care physicians reported the relevant details of all acute or chronic wounds observed during routine visits throughout the study …