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Moisture-related skin damage and the role of dressings This article describes the
importance of controlling the moisture content of wounds and areas of vulnerable
tissue, with particular emphasis on the use of dressings that provide protection
to periwound skin. The author also proposes a new definition for the 'ideal dressing',
which takes account of the need to protect vulnerable tissue from secondary damage caused
either by insufficient or excessive moisture.
S Thomas
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Compression and dressing performance This paper describes a laboratory study
comparing the effects of compression on two widely used foam products to illustrate
the importance of this parameter when assessing dressing performance.
S Thomas, P Fram and P Phillips
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Leg ulceration and wound bed preparation In this paper, the author reviews
the additional factors that need to be considered alongside wound bed
preparation and the TIME framework for effective chronic wound management.
Jackie Stephen-Haynes
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Dressings: cutting and application guide - in this paper,
the author sets out some generic principles on cutting or adapting
dressings to support healing in difficult to dress wounds.
J Fletcher
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Management of rat bite injuries in a hibernated tortoise - in this case report,
the author describes the presentation and treatment of injuries caused by rat
bites to the limbs, tail and shell of a tortoise following hibernation.
G Cousquer
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Intravenous immune globulin (IVIG) in pyoderma gangrenosum - in this
short case
report, the authors describe a patient with pyoderma gangrenosum
resistant to
conventional treatment, who was treated successfully with IVIG.
M Carlesimo, C Cantisani, E Mari et al
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Advertorial: Atraumatic soft silicone wound dressings - a review of the importance of preventing pain and trauma associated with
dressing changes.
R White
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Advertorial: Dressing adherence to skin - a review of a clinical study to evaluate the effect of the adhesives of four different
dressings on the fragile peri-ulcer skin of patients with venous leg ulcers.
T Karlsmark
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