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| Title | The use of HCBD in the management of children with EB | Download File |
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| Author | Jacqueline Denyer | |
| Publication | Poster presentation at Wounds UK, Harrogate - November 2009 | |
| Key Points | A study to discuss the use of Suprasorb X and Suprasorb X+PHMB in infants and children with EB. Criteria included those suffering from pain, itching and those with chronic wounds. 2 case studies discussed. |
| Title | The treatment of young children with heel injuries after imnplementation of a clinical pathway using a HydroBalance dressing | Download File |
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| Author | Alblas et al | |
| Publication | Poster presentation, Wounds UK Harrogate, November 2010 | |
| Key Points | In the Netherlands parents use their bicycles as a mode of transport for their toddlers. Accidents often happen, causing very painful heel flap injuries. A study of 20 children with these wounds, using Suprasorb X+PHMB covered with a foam dressing fixed with a retention bandage |
| Title | The use of a HydroBalanced antimicrobial wound dressing in the debridement and management of an infected cannula site - a case study | Download File |
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| Author | Susan Mason | |
| Publication | Poster Presentation, Harrogate Wounds UK 2011 | |
| Key Points | A 6 year old child, severely immunocompromised with infected, necrotic cannula site. Wary of using a silver dressing on a child SuprasorbX+PHMB was used. |
| Title | Reduction in SSI's of children undergoing cardiac surgery | Download File |
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| Author | Witter et al | |
| Publication | EWMA May 2011 | |
| Key Points | A 4 step plan was devised to reduce SSIs in this high risk group. The plan which included the use of Suprasorb X+PHMB achieved a significant reduction. |
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