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Aktuelle Dermatologie 2003; 29(6): 230-235
DOI: 10.1055/s-2003-40567
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Hydroaktives Polyurethanpflaster zur Behandlung hypertropher Narben und Keloide

Hydroactive polyurethan dressing for treatment of hypertrophic scars and keloidsH.  Mensing1 , J.  Ortega2 , O.  Hoch2 , H.  U. von Sobbe2 , C.  H.  Mensing2
  • 1 Hautarztpraxis, Hamburg
  • 2 Beiersdorf AG, Hamburg
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15 July 2003 (online)

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Zusammenfassung

Zur Beurteilung der Wirksamkeit eines hydroactiven Polyurethanpflasters bei hypertrophen Narben und Keloiden wurde eine offene Studie an 46 Patienten durchgeführt. Eine Verbesserung der klinischen Zielparameter ließ sich bei einer Behandlungszeit von 8 - 12 Wochen bei nahezu allen Patienten feststellen, wobei die Handhabung problemlos und einfach, die Verträglichkeit überwiegend sehr gut war. Das hier geprüfte Polyurethanpflaster stellt somit eine zusätzliche Alternative in der immer noch schwierigen Behandlung keloidaler Narben dar.

Abstract

For evaluation of the effectivness of a hydroactive polyurethan plaster in the treatment of keloid scars an open study was conducted. 46 patients were included. An improvement of the clinical parameters could be detected in nearly all participants during the study time of 8 - 12 weeks. The handling of the plaster was easy, the tolerability mostly good. Therefore this polyurethan dressing seems to be a further alternative in the still difficult therapy of keloid scars.

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Prof. Dr. med. H. Mensing

Hautarztpraxis

Heegbarg 25, 22391 Hamburg

Email: HartwigMensing@aol.com