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A case series evaluating the use of a gelling fibre dressing for moderate to highly exuding wounds

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A case series evaluating the use of a gelling fibre dressing for moderate to highly exuding wounds

Keith Harding, Nia Jones, Nicola Ivins, Susan Hagelstein, Vicky Ebdon
31 August 2017

The burden of living with chronic wounds is comprised of a number of psychological, emotional and physical factors, including anxiety, stress, fear, depression, wound malodour and high exudate levels, which can often exacerbate a patient’s perception of pain (Mudge and Orsted, 2010).

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