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Wound Closure - Continuing Medical Education
Continuing research into present and future methods of wound closure techniques makes it important for surgeons and surgical specialists to stay informed about the most up-to-date findings concerning all types of modern wound closure techniques. Surgeons must be able to restore the physical integrity and function of the injured or diseased tissue with the lowest incidence of infection and the most aesthetically pleasing result. Moreover, surgeons must have a scientific basis for selecting the most appropriate surgical suture and needle.
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Hydrofoam® Wound Care Products – Helping Healing Through Hydration™
Hydrofoam consists of three layers, each of which plays an important role in facilitating wound healing. The technology reduces the wound healing time and allows for fewer dressing changes that would inconvenience the patient. The ideal wound dressing should replicate the functional properties of skin itself. It should promote healing while protecting the wound, acting as a barrier to viruses and bacteria while maintaining a moist environment, yet breathe while providing thermal insulation.
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Zerowet, Inc.
Zerowet, Inc. markets two wound irrigation devices, the Zerowet Splashield and KLENZALAC, the ultimate wound irrigation system. Emergency wound care products provide wound debridement and total splash protection.
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