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Clinics in Dermatology, 2007
Wound dressings have undergone an evolutionary process from natural materials that simply covered and concealed the wound, to materials that focused on moisture management, and more recently, to materials that either deliver active ingredients or interact directly with cells or specific chemicals in the local wound environment.
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Wound dressings have undergone an evolutionary process from natural materials that simply covered and concealed the wound, to materials that focused on moisture management, and more recently, to materials that either deliver active ingredients or interact directly with cells or specific chemicals in the local wound environment.
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Wound Dressing or Window Dressing?
Archives of Surgery, 1974The mystique of the dressing as a crucial factor in wound healing is apparently an ineradicable part of our surgical heritage. In point of fact, the experience of modern surgery suggests that a dressing may be superfluous—if not actually counter-productive—in many situations. A recent article1in a trade journal presents an elegant rationale for the use
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Functional Hydrogels as Wound Dressing to Enhance Wound Healing
ACS Nano, 2021Yongping Liang, Baolin Guo
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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2017
C J, Deutsch, D M, Edwards, S, Myers
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C J, Deutsch, D M, Edwards, S, Myers
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Multifunctional hydrogel as wound dressing for intelligent wound monitoring
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2022Lirong Wang, Xueji Zhang, Tailin Xu
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Antibacterial biomaterials for skin wound dressing
Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 2022Yongping Liang +2 more
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