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Compression, collagen and bacteria-binding: different approaches for wound management
1Chief sub editor JWC.
Journal of Wound Care
|June 12, 2016
Abstract:
In May 2016, BSN medical hosted three clinical symposia at the EWMA conference in Bremen, Germany. These introduced the challenges of managing wounds in patients with CVD, the potential of collagen-based products to stimulate wound healing, and the combination of bacteria-binding dressings with NPWT. Camila Fronzo, JWC chief sub editor, was there to summarise the main points of each session.
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