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Assessment of adherent silicone foam dressing with technology lipidocolloid: a case series from China

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Assessment of adherent silicone foam dressing with technology lipidocolloid: a case series from China

Emilio Galea, Helen Wang, Liu Zeyun, Wang Chunli
24 May 2022

Wound healing is a complex process that may be affected by various factors. An appropriate microenvironment is necessary to attain accelerated healing. Modern dressings are designed to facilitate healing by providing the moist wound environment needed, but also to provide an atraumatic experience for the patients. This article discusses three cases where a silicone border adhesive foam dressing containing technology lipidocolloid (TLC) healing matrix technology was applied. The case results emulate those achieved in previous, in mostly European studies, demonstrating that the evaluated dressing is effective in promotion of wound healing while also being acceptable to both health professionals and patients in China.

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