Evidenzbasierte topische Therapie chronischer Wunden nach dem T.I.M.E.‐Prinzip

Klein, S.; Schreml, Stephan; Dolderer, J.; Gehmert, Sebastian; Niederbichler, Andreas D.; Landthaler, Míchael; Prantl, Lukas

doi:10.1111/ddg.12138_suppl

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“…Da es in Deutschland derzeit bereits mehr als 1 000 verschiedene Medizinprodukte für den Einsatz in chronischen Wunden gibt und die Hersteller oft ihre firmeneigenen Deklarationen verwenden, wird der weiterhin wachsende Markt dieser Produkte zunehmend unübersichtlicher (Abbildung ). Es werden daher im Folgenden einige weit verbreitete Gruppen von Wundprodukten und ihre propagierten Wirkprinzipien exemplarisch vorgestellt .…”

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“…Die grundlegenden Ideen und therapeutischen Ansatzpunkte dieser verschiedenen Wundprodukte sind oft sehr interessant und es ist wünschenswert, dass in Zukunft konkrete Empfehlungen für den gezielten Einsatz einzelner Produkte gegeben werden können. Aktuell ist die wissenschaftliche Datenlage aber noch unzureichend und die Empfehlung neuer Produkte erfordert eine Nutzenbewertung durch qualitativ hochwertige, kontrollierte klinische Studien .…”

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Moderne Wundtherapie – praktische Aspekte der lokalen, nicht‐interventionellen Behandlung von Patienten mit chronischen Wunden

Dissemond¹,

Augustin

Eming

et al. 2014

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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The treatment of patients with chronic wounds is becoming increasingly complex. It was therefore the aim of the members of the working group for wound healing (AGW) of the German Society of Dermatology (DDG) to report on the currently relevant aspects of non-interventional, topical wound treatment for daily practice. -Beside necessary procedures, such as wound cleansing and débridement, we describe commonly used wound dressings, their indications and practical use. Modern antiseptics, which are currently used in wound therapy, usually contain polyhexanide or octenidine. Physical methods, such as negative-pressure treatment, are also interesting options. It is always important to objectify and adequately treat pain symptoms which often affect these patients. Modern moist wound therapy may promote healing, reduce complications, and improve the quality of life in patients with chronic wounds. Together with the improvement of the underlying causes, modern wound therapy is an important aspect in the overall treatment regime for patients with chronic wounds.

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Moderne Wundtherapie – praktische Aspekte der lokalen, nicht‐interventionellen Behandlung von Patienten mit chronischen Wunden

Dissemond¹,

Augustin

Eming

et al. 2014

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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“…This makes the steadily growing market for such products increasingly difficult to navigate (Figure ). The following discussion focuses on only a few, widely used types of wound care products and briefly discusses their presumed modes of action .…”

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“…One may expect that, in the future, more solid recommendations for their targeted use may become available. At present, there is still lacking scientific data and high quality and controlled clinical trials are required to proof their clinical effectiveness.…”

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Modern wound care – practical aspects of non‐interventional topical treatment of patients with chronic wounds

Dissemond

Augustin

Eming

et al. 2014

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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Summary The treatment of patients with chronic wounds is becoming increasingly complex. It was therefore the aim of the members of the working group for wound healing (AGW) of the German Society of Dermatology (DDG) to report on the currently relevant aspects of non‐interventional, topical wound treatment for daily practice. Beside necessary procedures, such as wound cleansing and débridement, we describe commonly used wound dressings, their indications and practical use. Modern antiseptics, which are currently used in wound therapy, usually contain polyhexanide or octenidine. Physical methods, such as negative‐pressure treatment, are also interesting options. It is always important to objectify and adequately treat pain symptoms which often affect these patients. Modern moist wound therapy may promote healing, reduce complications, and improve the quality of life in patients with chronic wounds. Together with the improvement of the underlying causes, modern wound therapy is an important aspect in the overall treatment regime for patients with chronic wounds.

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Evidenzbasierte topische Therapie chronischer Wunden nach dem T.I.M.E.‐Prinzip

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References 40 publications

Moderne Wundtherapie – praktische Aspekte der lokalen, nicht‐interventionellen Behandlung von Patienten mit chronischen Wunden

Moderne Wundtherapie – praktische Aspekte der lokalen, nicht‐interventionellen Behandlung von Patienten mit chronischen Wunden

Modern wound care – practical aspects of non‐interventional topical treatment of patients with chronic wounds

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