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Understanding and Treating Mild Acne with Skin Care Topicals and Hydrocolloid Adhesive Products
Acne is a skin condition most people experience at some point in their lifetime. It’s estimated that acne effects 80-90% of teenagers in the Western world.
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Leveraging Electronic Sensors in Smart Wound Dressings
Wearable technology has proven essential to developing pathways for deeper engagement among doctors and patients in today’s healthcare environment. To date, wearable devices such as smart watches that provide instant monitoring capabilities has given consumers easy access to basic healthcare data.
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Design Considerations for Adhesive Pulse Oximeters Blog
Pulseoximetry has modernized healthcare with its ability to monitor the oxygen saturation of hemoglobin in arterial blood in a continuous and non-invasive manner. Learn more about how to improve the manufacturability of these medical devices.
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Importance of Microbiology Testing in Medical Devices
April Ambridge, Head of Quality, UK, at Scapa Healthcare, shared her thoughts about the growing market demand for microbiology testing services and how Scapa Healthcare uniquely provides the expertise and suite of services required to help its customers succeed.
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Benefits of Occlusive Dressings in Wound Healing
The treatment of wounds has evolved over time, with differing perspectives on wound care impacting recommended treatment methods. For example, exposing wounds to open air was previously thought to be the most effective manner of treatment as this exposure would support the scabbing process.
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Innovation in Hydrocolloid Skin Adhesives
Hydrocolloid technology has been used in advanced wound care for many years. However, the market is now experiencing rapid growth as new applications and innovations expand the use of the technology. Pranabes Pramanik, senior principal scientist and R&D manager for materials and technology development at Scapa Healthcare, shared his thoughts about the growing market and how Scapa Healthcare is helping our customers create the innovative solutions needed to thrive.
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The Role of Wound Cleansers in Wound Management
Ensuring a high quality of care is a critical requirement in any wound healing process. Taking optimal care of wounds has become synonymous with prevention and management of microbial contamination. .
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Conductive Hydrogels and Their Multiple Medical Applications
Hydrogels are widely utilized within advanced wound care. Their unique and highly tuneable properties allow them to be applied to solve many of the issues faced in the medical field. Conductive hydrogels are a material of particular interest, owing to their ability to pass electrical currents to the skin.
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The Critical Role of Dressings in Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT)
Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), also known as vacuum-assisted wound closure or “wound vac,” refers to a system that applies sub-atmospheric pressure to a wound surface in order to draw out fluid and help promote faster healing with reduced risk of infection. This technique has become increasingly popular in the care, treatment, and management of numerous acute and chronic wounds.
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Benefits of Ostomy Skin Barriers for Peristomal Skin Care
Patients that have gone through an ostomy surgery, which is a procedure to open the abdominal wall to reroute body waste due to malfunctioning of urinary and digestive system, typically experience peristomal skin complications (PSCs) . The most common cause of these complications results from leakage from the stoma onto the skin, creating peristomal skin irritation and peristomal moisture associated dermatitis .
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