Optimising wound healing: the role of gelling fibre technology and antimicrobial silver nanoparticles

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Dhoonmoon, Luxmi [1 ]
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[1] London North West Univ Healthcare NHS Fdn Trust, Tissue Viabil, Harrow, England
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RECOMMENDATIONS; BIOFILMS;
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R75 [皮肤病学与性病学];
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Gelling-fibre dressings have been found to be a rapid and effective tool for exudate management. Suprasorb Liquacel Pro is a soft, conformable non-woven dressing made from sodium carboxymethyl cellulose and strengthening cellulose fibres. When it comes into contact with wound exudate or blood, the absorbent dressing forms a gel, creating a moist wound environment. Cell debris and bacteria in the exudate are retained inside the fibre dressing and removed during the dressing change. The high vertical absorption of exudate into the fibre dressing protects the wound environment and the wound edge, thus supporting the healing process. Suprasorb Liquacel Ag has additional antimicrobial abilities with the inclusion of nanosilver technology, shown to be effective in killing bacteria and managing bioburden.
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