Has advanced wound care passed the QC test?

Abrasions, pressure injuries, post-surgical incisions and chronic ulcers are common wound types in clinical settings and daily life. Improper wound care can easily lead to infection and non-healing wounds. Many people still hold the traditional belief that wounds need to stay dry and scab over to recover faster. However, professional wound care experts note that this idea is outdated. Modern wound management widely adopts the moist wound healing concept: a sealed, moist wound microenvironment accelerates epithelial cell migration, delivers better healing outcomes and lowers the risk of scarring.

Dressing selection is a core part of evidence-based wound care. Based on market research and the complete dressing portfolio of Wuhan Huawei Technology, we summarize seven commonly used clinical dressings with their applicable scenarios, as well as common wound care mistakes, to provide references for medical institutions and home users.

On October 21, the 94th China International Medical Equipment Fair (CMEF) opened grandly at the Capital International Exhibition & Convention Center in Beijing under the theme Open China · Healthy World. Serving as a key showcase window for China’s medical industry pursuing high-quality development, this exhibition gathered global medical players. Huwei Technology presented four major product lines: wound care, medical patches, advanced medical materials and personal health care. Drawing on 25 years of expertise in medical adhesive and dressing sector, the company demonstrated the robust strength of Chinese intelligent manufacturing in this niche field to buyers worldwide.

Wuhan Huawei Technology hydrocolloid heel dressing prevents & heals heel blisters and minor wounds. Waterproof, breathable, absorbs exudate, non-sticky to wounds, speeds up skin recovery. OEM & customizable sizes available for your brand.

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Permanent stomas, also known as abdominal wall stomas, are commonly used to treat patients with digestive tract tumors, such as bladder and intestinal tumors. Because they require lifelong care, they can profoundly impact patients' quality of life. Nursing interventions can significantly improve patients' quality of life. This article reviews nursing interventions that improve the quality of life of patients with permanent stomas, aiming to provide a theoretical basis for clinical nursing practice.

History of Stoma Care
In 1958, Dr. Rupert B. Turnbull Jr. of Cleveland, USA, first proposed enterostomal therapy as a new discipline: "enterostomal therapy." He is therefore known as the father of enterostomal therapists.

The First Enterostomal Therapist
Norma Gill Thompson
Norma Gill Thompson was the world's first enterostomal care technician (later known as an enterostomal therapist) trained by Dr. Temple.

In 1961, she and Dr. Temple founded the world's first enterostomal therapist school, marking a significant step forward in the development of enterostomal care.

Hydrocolloid dressings are a common functional dressing, widely used not only in clinical wound treatment but also in daily life. For example, hydrocolloid bandages are used for minor wound care, while hydrocolloid acne patches are used for localized acne treatment.



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