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Wound Dressings

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Dressing
Features
Problems
Uses
Gauze   absorbs moisture, fills dead space, safe for infection, inexpensive   non-selective debridement, non-occlusive   secondary Dressing, heavy exudate, infection  
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Transparent Films   occlusive, autolytic debridement, retain moisture   macerative, not safe for infection, peri-wound damage   wound visualization  
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Hydrogels   autolytic debridement, add moisture, fills dead space, safe with infection   maceration, peri-wound damage, non-occlusive, must use secondary dressing, limited absorption   full and partial thickness, pressure ulcers, vascular ulcers, minor and radiation burns  
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Foams   non-adherent, autolytic debridement, adds moisture, abosorptive   maceration, not effective on dry eschar or no exudate, non-occlusive   primary and secondary, partial or full thickness, minimal to heavy exudate  
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Alginates   highly absorptive, non-adherent, autolytic debridement, fills dead space, safe with infection   non-occlusive, may dehydrate wound, not safe for dry eschar, 3rd degree burns, surgical implantation, and heavy bleeding, require secondary dressing   infection, tunneling and undermining, partial and full thickness wounds  
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Hydrocolloids   autolytic debridement, adds moisture, absorbs moisture, occlusive, impermeable to gases   not safe for infection, not safe for arteriol ulcers, odor and yellow drainage   primary and secondary dressing, partial and full thickness, necrosis, light to moderate exudate  
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