Exudate theory and the clinical management of exuding wounds.

Jacqui, Fletcher

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Exudate theory and the clinical management of exuding wounds.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 02 Aug 2002 English Journal:Professional nurse (London, England), volume 17 (issn: 0266-8130,

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Authors: Jacqui, Fletcher;

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Exudate theory and the clinical management of exuding wounds.

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Abstract

When contained within the wound space, exudate performs a valuable role in wound healing. However, managing wounds with high levels of exudate is a commonly cited clinical problem. High levels of exudate cause problems in terms of selecting appropriate dressings and also in preventing potential damage to the surrounding skin caused by contact with exudate.

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University of Hertfordshire
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Keywords

Humans, Wounds and Injuries, Exudates and Transudates, Bandages

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