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在过去的三十年中,商业负压伤口治疗系统的演变

Cynthia Miller-Mikolajczyk1, Karen Beach1, Ronald Silverman2,3

  • 13M Healthcare, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.

Advances in wound care
|April 26, 2024
PubMed
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负压伤口治疗 (NPWT) 在过去30年中随着技术创新而显著发展. 这些进展扩大了各种伤口的治疗选择,改善了患者的护理和结果.

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这是一个NPWTT.在NPWT的创新方面,NPWT的创新.在NPWT技术方面,在NPWTT的历史.伤口护理 伤口护理

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