Differences in prophylactic performance across wound dressing types used to protect from device-related pressure ulcers caused by a continuous positive airway pressure mask

Keyphrases

• Wound Dressing 100%
• Continuous Positive Airway Pressure 100%
• Medical Device-related Pressure Ulcer (MDRPU) 100%
• Protective Performance 100%
• Popular 50%
• Adult Male 50%
• Relative Contribution 50%
• Drying Conditions 50%
• Finite Element Model 50%
• Tissue Stress 50%
• Prolonged Use 50%
• Contact Force 50%
• Protective Efficacy 50%
• Stiffness Properties 50%
• Computational Approach 50%
• Efficacy Index 50%
• Moist Environment 50%
• Moist Condition 50%
• Facial Skin 50%
• Noninvasive Ventilation 50%
• Foam Dressing 50%
• Tissue Loading 50%
• Facial Tissue 50%
• Sustained Deformations 50%
• Internal Tissues 50%
• Cushioning Material 50%
• Local Contact 50%
• Facial Trauma 50%
• Hydrocolloid Dressing 50%
• Hydrocolloids 50%
• Facial Soft Tissue 50%
• Mask Interface 50%
• Compressive Stiffness 50%
• Market-led 50%
• Commercial Dressings 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Pressure Ulcer 100%
• Steri-Strip 100%
• Continuous Positive Airway Pressure 100%
• Rigidity 50%
• Noninvasive Ventilation 50%
• Foam Dressing 50%
• Finite Element Analysis 50%
• Face Injury 50%
• Hydrocolloid Dressing 50%
• Hydrocolloid 50%

Engineering

• Protective Performance 100%
• Finite Element Modeling 50%
• Contact Force 50%
• Stiffness Property 50%
• Moist Environment 50%