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Wound_dressings
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| Wound dressings |
Self-adhesive bandage for stabilizing and fixing joints and extremities Medical Textiles August 2004
Coated braided suture with improved knot strength Medical Textiles August 2004
Transparent film dressing Medical Textiles July 2004
Self-healing bandage for diabetics and burns patients Medical Textiles July 2004
Launch of antimicrobial alginate dressing with silver Medical Textiles June 2004
Breathable, multi-layered adhesive composite dressing Medical Textiles June 2004
Bristol-Myers Squibb completes Acordis Speciality Fibres acquisition Medical Textiles June 2004
Multi-layered composite dressing for faster and more effective healing Medical Textiles June 2004
Composite bandage Medical Textiles May 2004
Clearance for collagen-based products for tissue repair Medical Textiles May 2004
CardioTech International distributes alginate wound dressings Medical Textiles April 2004
Tapeless adjustable wrap keeps primary dressings in place Medical Textiles April 2004
Composite dressing for highly exudating wounds Medical Textiles April 2004
Compression bandage with tightening means Medical Textiles March 2004
Growth in surgical and trauma wound care market to slow Medical Textiles March 2004
US clearance for DressSkin Medical Textiles February 2004
Studies indicate potential of extracellular matrix material Medical Textiles February 2004
Antimicrobial polysaccharide Advances in Technical Textiles February 2004
Compression bandage with tightening means Medical Textiles January 2004
Low-friction fibres Advances in Technical Textiles January 2004
Gel dressing for infected toenails Medical Textiles January 2004
Adhesive bandage with soft toy Medical Textiles December 2003
Penile circumcision dressing Medical Textiles December 2003
Elastic adhesive dressing for control of bleeding wounds Medical Textiles November 2003
Medline expands product range Medical Textiles October 2003
Occlusion dressing has visible indicator Medical Textiles October 2003
Multi-layered dressing Medical Textiles September 2003
Foam tape for medical dressings Medical Textiles September 2003
Carboxymethylated cotton for moist wound healing Medical Textiles September 2003
Strong growth for skin ulcer treatments Medical Textiles August 2003
Dressings made from carboxymethyl cellulose Medical Textiles August 2003
Composite materials in healthcare and wound management Technical Textiles International July/August 2003
US approval for collagen dressing Medical Textiles July 2003
Biocompatible oral bandage adheres to moist tissue Medical Textiles July 2003
Materials and composites in health and wound management Medical Textiles June 2003
Premier extends contract for antimicrobial silver wound dressings Medical Textiles June 2003
Facial support device Medical Textiles May 2003
Johnson & Johnson launches silver antimicrobial dressing on the US market Medical Textiles May 2003
US team develops field dressing to staunch heavy bleeding Medical Textiles April 2003
Researchers develop natural bandages from fibrinogen Medical Textiles April 2003
Active ingredients driving woundcare Medical Textiles April 2003
Materials and composites in health and wound management Medical Textiles April 2003
Activated carbon cloth - Zorflex Technical Textiles International April 2003
Interest in distribution rights for FDA-cleared hydrogel dressings Medical Textiles April 2003
Non-adherent dressing made from different types of gelling fibres Medical Textiles March 2003
Removal of exudate speeds healing Medical Textiles January 2003
Dressing prevents wound maceration Technical Textiles International December 2002
Dressing prevents maceration and protects tissue Medical Textiles December 2002
Molnlycke signs supply agreement with Johnson & Johnson Advances in Technical Textiles December 2002
Removal of exudate speeds healing Advances in Technical Textiles December 2002
Dressing prevents maceration and protects tissue Advances in Technical Textiles December 2002
Adhesive dressing for treating elongated wounds Medical Textiles November 2002
Three-dimensional surface texture produced on embroidery machines Medical Textiles November 2002
Patent abstracts round-up: Medical Technical Textiles International November 2002
Non-stick bandage assembly Medical Textiles November 2002
Hydrophilic wound and burn dressing Medical Textiles November 2002
Wound foam dressing contains Milliken antimicrobial Technical Textiles International October 2002
Antimicrobial silver dressings for the treatment of chronic wounds Medical Textiles October 2002
Kimberly-Clark develops material for absorbing blood-containing fluids Advances in Technical Textiles October 2002
Patent abstract: Medical Technical Textiles International October 2002
Kimberly-Clark develops material for absorbing blood-containing fluids Medical Textiles September 2002
Ageing population spurs growth in moist wound dressings Medical Textiles September 2002
Antimicrobial foam dressing Medical Textiles September 2002
Bandage could repair damaged tissues Medical Textiles August 2002
Woundcare market nears $7 billion Medical Textiles August 2002
Odour-absorbing multilayered dressing Medical Textiles August 2002
Flax improves absorption capacity of medical nonwovens Medical Textiles July 2002
Filler for heavily exudating wounds Medical Textiles July 2002
Auxetic fibre extrusion Advances in Technical Textiles June 2002
Antimicrobial for wipes and wound dressings Medical Textiles June 2002
Autolytic wound debridement Medical Textiles May 2002
Pressure dressing Medical Textiles May 2002
Resilient fluid-management material Medical Textiles May 2002
Wound dressing fibre development Technical Textiles International May 2002
Wound or incision closure Medical Textiles May 2002
Anti-microbial dressing reduces catheter-related bloodstream infection Medical Textiles April 2002
Digit wound dressing Medical Textiles April 2002
“Living bandages” designed for the treatment of chronic wounds Medical Textiles April 2002
Medical and hygiene textiles —continuing in good health Technical Textiles International April 2002
Permanently deformable dressing adapts to body contours Medical Textiles March 2002
Advanced Medical Solutions licenses silver fibre technology for alginate dressings Medical Textiles March 2002
Anti-bleeding composition incorporates hydrogel fibres Medical Textiles February 2002
Non-contact wound therapy could assist healing of chronic leg ulcers Medical Textiles February 2002
Graft contains antimicrobial agent Advances in Technical Textiles February 2002
AMS and Novartis to launch a scar-reduction dressing in Spain Medical Textiles February 2002
Bandage for scar management Medical Textiles February 2002
Unique medical filtration applications show great potential Technical Textiles International January/February 2002
Knitted wound dressings contain gel-forming fibres Medical Textiles - January 2002
Anatomically shaped bandages are soft and adaptable Medical Textiles - January 2002
Increase in medical procedures spurs demand for wound closure devices Medical Textiles - December 2001
Disposable wound dressing and support unit Medical Textiles - December 2001
Warming therapies decrease rates of post-operative wound infection Medical Textiles - December 2001
Bandage diagnoses dangerous infections Medical Textiles - December 2001
Nonwoven version of reinforced alginate dressings under development Medical Textiles - December 2001
Adhesive bandage reduces pain on removal Medical Textiles - November 2001
Therapeutic mat uses crystal therapy Medical Textiles - November 2001
Bandage for autolytic debridement Medical Textiles - November 2001
Self-adhesive wrist bandage is ready-made Medical Textiles - October 2001
Advanced wound care business to exceed US$3 billion by 2005 Medical Textiles - October 2001
Heat-sealing prevents water invasion from the periphery of adhesive bandage Medical Textiles - October 2001
Dressing promotes moist wound healing Medical Textiles - September 2001
Range of spacer fabrics launched by Crystal Textile Group Medical Textiles - September 2001
Bacteria enlisted to create antiseptic bandages Medical Textiles - September 2001
Superabsorbent wound dressing Technical Textiles International - September 2001
Resource launched to help patients suffering with chronic wounds Medical Textiles - September 2001
Self-adherent dressing may improve woundcare Medical Textiles, June 2001
Medicare coverage sought for Warm-Up therapy Medical Textiles, June 2001
Three bandages to protect wounds Medical Textiles, May 2001
Trauma treatment gets approval from US Food and Drug Administration Medical Textiles, April 2001
Wound treatment apparatus Medical Textiles March 2001
Adhesive composition for skin Medical Textiles, February 2001
Smith & Nephew forms joint venture and buys advanced woundcare business Medical Textiles, January 2001
Wound treatment apparatus Medical Textiles, January 2001
Film dressing with absorbent border Medical Textiles, January 2001
Smith & Nephew to acquire advanced woundcare business in related deal Technical Textiles International - December 2000
Spray-on plasters for keyhole surgery Medical Textiles, December 2000
Wound dressing for weeping sores Medical Textiles, November 2000
External wound dressing with movable flap Medical Textiles, November 2000
Sheet-like superabsorbent structures Medical Textiles, November 2000
Wound dressing containing mammalian cells Medical Textiles, October 2000
Kendall in worldwide distribution agreement with Avitar for Hydrasorb Medical Textiles, October 2000
Single-use operative dressing Medical Textiles, September 2000
Bioreactor wound dressing Medical Textiles, September 2000
Method of securing a wound pad to a liquid-impervious sheet Medical Textiles, September 2000
Composite wound dressing with separable components Medical Textiles, September 2000
Alginate wound dressings Medical Textiles, September 2000
Single-use polyester dressing is safe for operating theatres Technical Textiles International - September 2000
Oxidized cellulose for chronic wound healing Medical Textiles, August 2000
Medical textiles enter a new era of tissue engineering and biotextiles Technical Textiles International - July/August 2000
Spray-on skin could eliminate scarring Medical Textiles, July 2000
Dressing for holding catheters or cannulas Medical Textiles, June 2000
Dressing with leak-prevention seal Medical Textiles, June 2000
Non-contacting wound covering Medical Textiles, May 2000
Intelligent dressing receives US approval Medical Textiles, May 2000
Disposable protective dressing developments Medical Textiles, May 2000
Smith & Nephew increases wound management sales Medical Textiles, April 2000
Chemical modification of biomedical materials with genipin Medical Textiles, April 2000
High-slip polyurethane film Medical Textiles, April 2000
Absorbent laminate for wound pads Medical Textiles, April 2000
Absorbent dressing Medical Textiles, April 2000
Absorbent laminate for wound pads and foodstuff trays High Performance Textiles, April 2000
Self-adhesive dressing generates heat Medical Textiles, March 2000
US authorities clear Oasis biomaterial for full-thickness skin injuries Medical Textiles, March 2000
HealthShield signs wound dressings agreement with Smith & Nephew Medical Textiles, February 2000
Thin-film wound dressing with stretchable backing layer Medical Textiles, February 2000
Biodegradable gels can deliver medications internally or externally Medical Textiles, January 2000; January 2000
Flexible wound-packing Medical Textiles, January 2000; January 2000
Cellulose ester wound dressing Medical Textiles, January 2000; January 2000
Cloth-like, biodegradable composite Medical Textiles, December 1999; December 1999
Analysis: comprehensive bandages and pressure garments Medical Textiles, November 1999; November 1999
Medical Textiles ’99 Technical Textiles International - November 1999; November 1999
Biodegradable wound dressing improves healing of burns Medical Textiles, October 1999; October 1999
Nonwovens containing chitosan show great promise for healing wounds Technical Textiles International - September 1999
US Army and Navy tackle bleeding in different ways Medical Textiles, September 1999; September 1999
Chitosan-containing nonwovens for use in wound healing Medical Textiles, September 1999; September 1999
Collaboration wins Queen’s Award for Technological Achievement Medical Textiles, July 1999
Algae-based compound promises less bleeding on the battlefield Medical Textiles, July 1999
Pressure bandages made from compressed cellulose - page 8 Medical Textiles, June 1999
Embroidery technology used in scaffold structures, page 7 Medical Textiles, May 1999
Silk film aids human skin growth - page 6 Medical Textiles, May 1999
Prize for tissue regeneration - page 7 Medical Textiles, May 1999
Elastic fabrics for the treatment of hypertrophic scars, comfort and colour - page 19 Technical Textiles International - April 1999
Smith & Nephew aims for leadership in wound management sector Medical Textiles, April 1999
Nonwoven fabric for wound treatment Medical Textiles, March 1999
Coating plasters and bandages Medical Textiles, January 1999
Use of bioabsorbable polysaccharide materials Medical Textiles, January 1999
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