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Compression bandages application

In addition to the physical and mechanical properties, ecological safety and good wear comfort are important for patient acceptance and the desired success of therapy. In practice, compression bandages made of a large variety of materials are applied on patients in many different clinical circumstances, and a carefiil selection of appropriate products is needed before the application of bandages or stockings on patients. [Pg.118]

Ah these interesting characteristics have led to the development of numerous applications of chitosan and its derivatives not only in biomedicine such as surgical sutures, biodegradable sponges and bandages [143], matrices (in microspheres, microcapsules, membranes and compressed tablets) for the delivery of drugs [147], but also in orthopaedic materials and dentistry [148]. [Pg.530]

There is a high demand for seamless products in the medical sector in various applications such as bandages, orthopedic supports, medical compression stockings, gloves, and many more. With the incorporation of high-performance fibre combined with technical developments, it is possible to design these products with unique features which are comfortable in addition to their other desired features. Specialized aesthetics, feeling of wellness, additional functionality, and other desired properties have helped in quick recovery. The use of seamless products can lead to certain medical procedures delayed or even avoided. [Pg.382]

Orthopedic Tapes. In orthopedic applications, PSA products are most frequently used as tapes and elastic adhesive bandages. The tapes consist of a rigid backing material (e.g., cotton fabric) coated with the PSA. They are used in therapeutic medical applications to control motions and to immobilize and to stabilize joints in athletic use. Orthopedic bandages are made from coated elastic material and often are used when compression and support are to be supplied to the extremities. [Pg.125]


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