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| Title | Improvement of treatment of patients with venous leg ulcers by a new pain-reducing wound dressing with HydroBalance | Download File |
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| Author | Dini, Bertone, Barbanera, Brill, Romanelli - Italy | |
| Publication | Poster Presentation, Wounds UK Harrogate, November 2008 | |
| Key Points | 25 patient Clinical Study comparing Suprasorb X and Suprasorb P (foam dressing) with Suprasorb P (foam) alone. Single-blinded, mono-centric, prospective, controlled, randomised explorative comparison measured the trans--epidermal water loss (TEWL), redness for inflammation, skin hydration, wound size and pain. |
| Title | Successful therapy of critically-colonised or locally-infected wounds with a new hydrobalanced biocellulose-based wound dressing with polyhexanide on outpatients | Download File |
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| Author | Mosti, Mattaliano, Schmitz, Abel | |
| Publication | Poster Presentation, Wounds UK Harrogate, November 2008 | |
| Key Points | 60 patients (11 with critically colonized or locally infected wounds), antimicrobial action, donation and absorption, use under compression ,ulcer healing, bacterial burden, pain, and periwound skin. |
| Title | Efficacy of different wound dressings on artificial plaques of fibrin | Download File |
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| Author | Korber, Seipp, Hofmann | |
| Publication | Poster Presentation, EWMA Conference, Lisbon - May 2008 | |
| Key Points | Biofilms, Fibrin plaques comparison with foam, alginate, alginate with silver. Lowest fibrin reduction was shown in foam, PHMB dressing significantly better at fibrin- rest reduction effect on organisms: Pseudomonas, Staphylococcus Aureus. |
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