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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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Authors: Christian Kaare Paaskesen, Med. Stud., Hasan Gökcer Tekin, MD Wound bed assessment Re-epithelializing Moisture assessment Dry wounds Contra-indications Heavily exuding wounds Infected wounds Cavity wounds Advantages Well suited for almost epithelialized or superficial wounds. The film dress

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