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How effective is a circular V.A.C.-Prevena™ dressing?
sNPWT: How effective is a circular V.A.C.-Prevena™ dressing? Clinical observations of an advanced application procedure
Application observations of a circular V.A.C.-Prevena™ dressing
as a new application method for improving wound healing and reducing swelling and inflammation
by Martin Reber, M. D.
Surgery FMH, Head Physician
Medical Director Wound Outpatient Clinic
Cantonal Hospital Obwalden,
CH-6060 Sarnen
Compression therapy
Compression therapy with adjustable Velcro compression devices (AVCD): Results of retrospective analysis of 48 patients with chronic leg ulcers and oedema
by J. Dissemond, M. Moelleken, F. Reinboldt-Jockenhöfer, C. Erfurt-Berge
Prof. Dr. med. Joachim Dissemond
Clinic and Polyclinic for Dermatology, Venerology and Allergology
University Hospital Essen
Hufelandstraße 55,
45122 Essen
Photobiomodulation therapy
Photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT) and low-level laser therapy (LLLT)
by Peter Kurz
WPM Wund Pflege Management GmbH
Prof. Knesl-Platz 11
A-2222 Bad Pirawarth
Introduction
The efficacy of laser therapy has been repeatedly confirmed in the literature. Despite that, it is rarely used in wound treatment and continues to be imbued with a certain mystic quality. Many
practitioners are unable to comprehend that red light has a relevant effect on the body’s regenerative powers.
The journal WUNDmanagement is concerned with the care, prevention and treatment of chronic wounds. A particular concern is the strengthening of constructive cooperation in the cooperation in treatment and the identification of pragmatic approaches to standardised measures through dialogue between all those involved. The exchange of information and experience on practical problems has as much has its place here as well as scientific papers and reports on wound management and health care.
This includes leg ulcers, pressure ulcers and diabetic foot syndrome
Alginols in wound therapy: properties and reimbursability
by M. Storck, B. Sträter, A. Pollandt, M. Augustin
The aim of this paper was to evaluate Alginols according to medical and legal criteria. The authors went through a consensus procedure and, considering thecurrently valid legal framework, classified Alginols into the dressing categories specified by the legislator based on § 31 Abs. 1a Sozialgesetzbuch (SGB) V, translated Section 31(1a) of Book V of the German Code of Social Law (SGB V). Expert consensus was based on both clinical experience and published study evidence.
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