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Traumatic wounds are typically defined as cuts, lacerations or puncture wounds which have caused damage to both the skin and underlying tissues. Acute wounds, cut wounds and penetrating wounds are the three categories that make up traumatic wounds. An acute wound occurs when the skin has been ripped or torn...
Mechanical wound cleansing device
ActiveUS12637792B2Non-adhesive dressingsPlastersUlnar digital nerveArterial ulcer
The present invention relates to a mechanical wound cleansing device comprising a carrier layer and an abrasive loop system arranged above the carrier layer, whereby the loop system is an intermeshed fiber system which is intermeshed above the carrier layer and / or a loop system comprising highly and softly abrasive loops. The present invention further relates to a method of producing said mechanical wound cleansing device. The present invention finally relates to the use of said wound cleansing device for the abrasive removal of and cleansing of wounds, especially for venous leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers (neuropathic and neuro-ischemic), arterial ulcers, mixed etiology ulcers, pressure ulcers or traumatic wounds.
Owner:BSN MEDICAL GMBH & CO KG
Method for producing a wound dressing from type i collagen
The present invention relates to the field of biomedical materials, regenerative medicine and biotechnology, specifically to a method for producing a type I collagen solution from collagen-containing natural raw materials, and also to a method for producing a wound dressing based on type I collagen. The method for producing a type I collagen solution from collagen-containing natural raw materials does not require the use of complex equipment (in particular, centrifuges) and is therefore technologically simpler and requires less time and labor to produce type I collagen from collagen-containing natural raw materials. Moreover, said method is characterized by the short duration of the collagen extraction stage (with no need to perform a re-extraction step), as well as a high collagen yield. In addition, the type-I-collagen-based wound dressing produced using the method according to the invention is non-toxic and holds promise for the topical treatment of human skin defects, as well as for use in the case of second- and third-degree burns, and for the treatment of slow-healing shallow granulating wounds in the regeneration stage, post-traumatic wounds, trophic ulcers of any etiology or localization, bedsores, epidermolysis bullosa, and various types of pemphigus.
Owner:LLC SHENESKIN