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使用超吸收剂C-Sorb带处理伤口排泄物

Mark Collier1, Sylvie Hampton2

  • 1Nurse Consultant and Associate Lecturer in Tissue Viability, Lincolnshire, and Chair of the Leg Ulcer Forum for England & Wales.

British journal of nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)
|February 19, 2025
PubMed
概括

管理多余的伤口排泄物对于愈合至关重要. 像C-Sorb这样的超吸收带有效地管理排泄物,减少并发症,改善患者在难以愈合的伤口中的结果.

关键词:
排泄物 排泄物 排泄物那些难以愈合的伤口.淋巴病 淋巴病 淋巴病 淋巴病腐蚀是因为腐蚀.这是一种超吸收的敷料.

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