Übersetzung für "Chronische wunden" in Englisch

Scars develop after accidents, surgery, specific diseases and chronic wounds.

Infusion treat ulcers and chronic wounds.

Cancer, diabetes and chronic wounds are among the world's most common diseases today.

Large or chronic wounds are particularly prone to become infected.

Chronic wounds are characterized by slowed or nonexistent healing.

It causes even chronic wounds to close up within just a few weeks.

These kinds of wounds are highly problematic for patients and very expensive for the health care system.

In this context, the chronic wounds of diabetic patients represent an especially serious dilemma.

In the year 2010 alone, 50 billion dollars were spent worldwide to treat chronic wounds.

Wounds taking more than 8 weeks are called chronical wounds.

Surgical and chronic wounds are often not only painful for the affected person, they often take longer times to heal.

Currently about 1-4% of the population of the western world suffers from chronic wounds.

Until now therapies for chronic wounds have been based on experience – but the healing process has not yet been understood.

So while I was studying anatomy for a competition, I came across the topic of something called chronic wounds.

Chronic wounds are affected more often than acute wounds because of tissue which has already died (P. Mertz et al., Dermatologic Clinics 1993; 11;739).

Numerous experimental and clinical studies show that chronic wounds are characterized by impaired angiogenesis and thus diminished formation of granulation tissue.

The management of chronic wounds is a particular challenge for both the physicians and the nursing staff providing the wound care. Often they have also serious consequences for the patient and may affect the quality of life.

If we then analyse which people have chronic wounds, we are now addressing only 8,550 people.

But can register something such, your chronic sores paternal will become aggravated – about which it has somehow forgotten to take an interest.

Since chronic wounds are usually the consequence of basic diseases, the primary approach to curing them lies in diagnosis and causal therapy of the basic ailment.

Chronic wounds mostly do not occur by chance, but instead often arise in connection with clinical pictures which are associated with a weakened immune system or defective circulation.

Chronic wounds may often have slight bleeding, if any, but may often be subject to copious exudation.

Other types of wound for which the formulation according to the invention can be used include, but are not limited to, stage I, II, III decubitus ulcers (pressure sores), ulcus cruris (leg ulcer, leg sore), diabetic foot syndrome, skin ulcers, blood ulcers, first and second degree burns, grazes and chronic wounds.

Chronic wounds that generate a lot of exudate and in which a granulation is to be promoted are treated according to the principle of moist wound care.

The term “chronic wounds” shall refer to wounds that were not primarily caused by traumatic events.

Wound treatment covers wounds resulting from trauma, such as e.g. skin abrasions, chronic wounds, such as e.g. skin lesions in pancreatic diabetes, venous ulcers, decubital ulcers, occlusive arterial diseases and also burns.

Chronic wounds are conventionally those which do not exhibit a tendency to healing even after a period of 4 to 6 weeks.

Preference is given to using the present invention's polyurethane foam gel compositions in the wound management sector, in particular as a weakly or strongly self-adhering or else non-adhering elastic at least single-ply layer, used as plasters, quick wound bandages, as a wound contact material for large or chronic wounds, for example burn injuries, or for adhering wound management products to a body's surface.

Whether in first aid dressings for everyday use or in modern, multi-layer dressings for chronic wounds, our products offer appropriate solutions and contribute to the recovery process.