Cutimed Sorbact made easy Probst A, Norris R, Cutting KF |
hydrophobic interaction, infected wounds, Cutimed Sorbact, DACC coating, irreversible binding, pathogenic, no toxicity, bacterial resistance, chronic wounds © 2012 by Wounds International |
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Using Cutimed Sorbact Hydroactive on chronic infected wounds Z. Bruce |
Antimicrobial, Cutimed Sorbact Hydroactive, Infection management, Exudate management, Pain relief, Safety © 2012 by Wounds UK |
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DACC antimicrobial technology: a new paradigm in bioburden management An educational supplement in association with BSN medical and JWC journal of wound care |
Wound infection; hydrophobic interaction; bacteria; binding; DACC © 2011 by MA Healthcare Ltd |
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Catch or Kill? How DACC technology redefines antimicrobial management An educational supplement in association with BSN medical, BJN British Journal of Nursing and BJCN British Journal of Community Nursing |
Wound infection; hydrophobic interaction; bacteria; binding; DACC; antimicrobial © 2011 by MA Healthcare Ltd |
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Non-medicated wound dressing as an antimicrobial alternative in wound management Gerhard Kammerlander et al. |
Infection control; multicentre trial; reduction in inflammation signs, fibrinous layers and wound pain; compatibility with secondary dressings; product handling © 2006 by Akademie für zertifiziertes Wundmanagement |
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Has Cutisorb Sorbact proved its practical value as an antibacterial dressing? B. v. Hallern, F. Lang |
Colonised and infected wounds; microbial monitoring; traumatic wounds; abscesses; postoperative wounds; decubitus ulcers; leg ulcers; diabetic gangrene; treatment period; in-use comfort; patient and user satisfaction © 2005 by Verlag für Medizinische Publikationen |
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An evaluation of the efficacy of Cutimed Sorbact in different types of non-healing wounds S. Hampton |
Non-healing wounds; clinical effectiveness; cost-effectiveness; reduction in wound size, wound pain, odour and exudate; wound pH; progress in wound status © 2007 by Wounds UK |
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Cutisorb Sorbact - Non-pharmacologic antibacterial therapy in traumatology and surgery B. v. Hallern, M.-R. Doerk, A. v. d. Weth |
Wound healing disturbances; factors in wound infection; antiseptics; non-pharmacologic approach; infection control; atraumatic dressing change; product handling guidelines © 2004 by Verlag für Medizinische Publikationen |
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A promising alternative in the treatment of dermal fungal infections M. Claesson et al. |
Skin fungus; resistance to standard antimycotics; field study; intertriginous chronic fungal infections; binding of fungi by hydrophobic interaction |
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Removal of wound bacteria from infected and colonized wounds with Cutisorb Sorbact B. v. Hallern, M.-R. Doerk, A. v. d. Weth |
Bacterial contamination; wound infection; bacterial resistance; atraumatic dressing change; infection prevention in traumatic wounds; postoperative wound management © 2004 by Verlag für Medizinische Publikationen |
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A new antibacterial wound dressing without chemically active agent for the care of infected wounds Å. Ljungh, T. Wadström |
Infection process; microbial cell surface hydrophobicity; hydrophobic interaction; Sorbact method © 2005 by Verlag für Medizinische Publikationen |
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Using the principle of hydrophobic interaction to bind and remove wound bacteria Å. Ljungh, N. Yanagisawa, T. Wadström |
Wound infection; hydrophobic; cell surface hydrophobicity © 2006 by Journal of Wound Care |
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Evaluating Cutimed Sorbact: using a case study approach G. Powell |
Bacterial binding; bioburden; Cutimed Sorbact; case study © 2009 by British Journal of Nursing |
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