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Wound ManagementIntroductionPhases of wound healingIntroductionAcute Wound HealingChronic Wound HealingWound dressingsIntroduction and backgroundFoamAlginatesFilmsHydrogelsHydrofibreHoney dressingsSuperabsorbentHydrocolloidsSilver dressingsHyper-/hypotonic wound dressingComposite dressingsTullesSilicone dressingsTypes of woundsRe-epithelializingGranulatingSloughyCritically colonized/infectedNecroticCavity woundsExcoriating (weepy) woundsNegative pressure wound therapyIntroduction and backgroundTheoryIndications and contra-indicationsProducts and systemsSurgical debridementIntroduction and theoryCase 1: Debridement of chronic woundHidradenitis SuppurativaIntroduction to Hidradenitis Suppurativa
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Composite dressings

Authors: Christian Kaare Paaskesen, Med. Stud., Hasan Gökcer Tekin, MD Composite dressings involve combination of dressings in one to provide multiple functions. Wound bed assessment Granulating Sloughy Infected Moisture assessment Wet and dry wounds Contra-indications Bleeding wounds Because of the

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