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    1. Journal article

      Praxisorientierte Expertenempfehlung zur Behandlung kritisch-kolonisierter und lokal infizierter Wunden mit Polihexanid

    2. Journal article

      Erfolgreiche MRSA-Dekontamination und Überwindung der Stagnation der Wundheilung eines Ulcus cruris venosum

      Vasomed 2009 21(6)
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    3. Journal article

      Kasuistik: Erfolgreiche Sanierung eines MRSA-kontaminierten sakralen Dekubitus mit einem PHMB-haltigem Wundverband

      Wund Management 2009 3(5) 150152
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    4. Journal article

      Development and implementation of a clinical pathway to improve venous leg ulcer treatment

      Wounds : a compendium of clinical research and practice 2009 21(5) 127133

        A clinical pathway (CP) was developed and implemented to improve treatment outcomes for patients with venous leg ulcers. The CP and products (Rosidal® sys, Suprasorb® A, Suprasorb® P, and Suprasorb® C, Lohmann & Rauscher GmbH, Rengsdorf, Germany) were tested by case evaluation. Patients from the center were examined to determine his or her general condition, associated factors, wound type and stage, wound evolution, quality of life (QOL), treatment efficacy, and costs. Patients with venous leg ulceration (N = 20) were recruited to the clinical evaluation. Examination was performed upon presentation, and then at 2-week intervals for 12 weeks. The patients were then followed until ulcer closure. The outcome of the study group (SG) was compared to the results of a randomly selected patient control group (CG) at the center before implementing the clinical pathway. Statistic evaluation was performed using StatXact 5.0, double sided (α = 0.05) for paired and Wilcoxon test, and unpaired with Mann-Whitney (N = 20, [10/10]). After implementation, a statistically significant (P < 0.005) shorter period for ulcer closure was demonstrated for the SG when compared to previous treatment given to the CG. In the SG, 5/10 ulcers closed within 12 weeks versus 3/10 in the CG. An improvement in QOL was noted for the SG (P < 0.05 for the combined parameters, and P < 0.005 for pain), as well as cost savings (P < 0.05). The CP applied throughout the complete care chain improved quality of treatment outcomes and made effective use of resources and materials.

      PMID 25903321
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    5. Journal article

      Suprasorb X + PHMB: the clinical evidence

      Journal of wound care 2009
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    6. Journal article

      PHMB: a well-tolerated antiseptic with no reported toxic effects

      Journal of wound care 2009 914
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    7. Journal article

      Suprasorb® X +PHMB: antimicrobial and HydroBalance action in a new wound dressing

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    8. Journal article

      Chronic oedema in patients with CVI and ulceration of the lower limb

      British journal of community nursing 2009 14(10) 468

      Patients with chronic venous insufficiency and ulceration can have additional problems with chronic oedema, if a combination of venous and lymphatic insufficiency is present. Standard leg ulcer bandaging systems may not be suitable for reducing chronic oedema. This article provides the opportunity for practitioners to learn more about oedema in patients with CVI and to reflect on their current bandaging practice.

      Products Mollelast
      PMID 19966695
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    9. Journal article

      NO RESISTANCE AFTER 100 DAYS REPEATED INCUBATION OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS WITH POLJHEXANIDE

      Wound Rep Reg 2009 17 84
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    10. Journal article

      Erfahrungsbericht mit einem neuen „Controlled Negative Pressure“-System*

      Wund Management 2009 3(4) 160161
      Products Suprasorb F
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