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[Compression material].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 31 May 2012 French Journal:Soins; la revue de reference infirmiere (issn: 0038-0814, Copyright policy )
Authors: Géraldine, Perceau; Christine, Faure;

pmid: 22489428

[Compression material].

Abstract

The compression of a venous ulcer is carried out with the use of bandages, and for less exudative ulcers, with socks, stockings or tights. The system of bandages is complex. Different forms of extension and therefore different types of models exist.

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Wound Healing, Compression Bandages, Humans, Stockings, Compression, Varicose Ulcer

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