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A hydrocellular foam dressing versus gauze: effects on the healing of rat excisional wounds.

Y Y Kunugiza, T T Tomita, H H Moritomo, and H H Yoshikawa

J Wound Care 19(1):10-4 (2010) PMID 20081568

Hydrocellular foam dressings are characterised by their ability to create a moist wound healing environment and absorb high amounts of exudate. In this study, we examined the effect of a hydrocellular foam dressing on the healing of rat excisional wounds.

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