Also see Part 1 (Introduction to Silver Dressings), Part 2 (Usage Guidelines), Part 3 (Benefits and Effects), Part 4 (Safety and Precautions), and Part 5 (Storage and Disposal) 1. How often should foam dressings with silver be changed? The frequency of dressing changes depends on the level…
Also see Part 1 (Introduction to Silver Dressings), Part 2 (Usage Guidelines), Part 3 (Benefits and Effects), Part 4 (Safety and Precautions), and Part 6 (Patient Care and Tips) Foam dressings with silver are an effective option for managing moderate to high exudate wounds, particularly in diabetic…
Also see Part 1 (Introduction to Silver Dressings), Part 2 (Usage Guidelines), Part 3 (Benefits and Effects), Part 5 (Storage and Disposal), and Part 6 (Patient Care and Tips) Foam dressings with silver are an effective option for managing moderate to high exudate wounds, particularly in diabetic…
Also see Part 1 (Introduction to Silver Dressings), Part 2 (Usage Guidelines), Part 4 (Safety and Precautions), Part 5 (Storage and Disposal), and Part 6 (Patient Care and Tips) Foam dressings with silver are an effective option for managing moderate to high exudate wounds, particularly in diabetic…
Also see Part 1 (Introduction to Silver Dressings), Part 3 (Benefits and Effects) Part 4 (Safety and Precautions), Part 5 (Storage and Disposal), and Part 6 (Patient Care and Tips) Foam dressings with silver are an effective option for managing moderate to high exudate wounds, particularly in…
This is Part 1 of 6. This section provides an introduction to Silver Dressings Also see Part 2 (Usage Guidelines), Part 3 (Benefits and Effects) Part 4 (Safety and Precautions), Part 5 (Storage and Disposal), and Part 6 (Patient Care and Tips) Foam dressings with silver are…
Silver wound dressings have a prominent role in the modern practices of wound management. This is due to the following unique features of silver antimicrobial technology Sustained silver ion release Unlike other silver dressings, AgFAB technology used in AGFIX helps…
The government of India has made it mandatory to bar-code mono cartons (primary packs) of drugs shipped out of the country from July 1 2015. Primary packaging includes ampoules, vials, bottles, cartridges and blister-packs. This is to ensure that the…
In December 2014, the Union Health Ministry of India decided to set up a high level committee to review the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1945 and make the rules more relevant. The committee has now set up 7 sub-groups to…
Dr. Arun Bal is one of the most prominent diabetologists in India. He is a diabetic foot surgeon at Raheja Hospital, Mumbai. He is also the President of Diabetic Foot Society of India. The following Q&A dates back to 2007;…