Experience with Chitosan Dressings in a Civilian EMS System

Kurzdarstellung

“…B. am Hals, Abdomen oder in den Leisten [869][870][871][872][873]. Benutzen Sie bei stark blutenden äußeren Wunden, die durch direkten Druck allein nicht kontrollierbar sind oder deren Lage einen direkten Druck nicht zulassen, blutstillende Verbände [874][875][876][877]. Die sichere und wirksame Handhabung eines blutstillenden Verbands erfordert regelmäßi-ges Training.…”

Improving vascular maturation using noncoding RNAs increases antitumor effect of chemotherapy

“…We used patient-derived ovarian tumor ECs to screen aptamers, and the annexin A2-targeted TAs used in the current study offer the advantage of high binding affinity for surface markers in their native conformations. Although CH has not yet been approved by the FDA for drug delivery purposes, it has already been used in hemostasis products and has cleared many of the safety concerns about application in clinical settings (29)(30)(31). Therefore, our CH/TA-NPs constitute a uniquely safe and efficient delivery system for targeting tumor ECs and interfering with key angiogenic genes, providing a potentially new approach to selectively suppress tumor growth and angiogenesis.…”

Guidelines for Bystander First Aid 2016

“…(65)(66)(67)(68) The use of pressure points and elevation of an extremity to control bleeding are not indicated. (9) While tourniquets (69)(70)(71)(72) and haemostatic dressings (73)(74)(75)(76) may be effective in controlling bleeding, we do not recommend their use for bystander fi rst aid, as proper application requires sustained training. (b) Wounds and abrasions: Irrigate the wound thoroughly with potable water to ensure that there is no foreign matter left within.…”