2007Nursing Journal of Chinese People's Liberation ArmyRequires access

Application of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Technique:an Advancement

Xiaohua Li

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Negative pressure wound therapy(NPWT) is a new therapeutic approach for wound care;it has been used in various clinical departments and has been improved.This article reviewed the important advances on the two techniques of NPWT: vacuum sealing drainage and vacuum-assisted closure in treating press ulcers,leg ulcers and acute wounds.

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Negative pressure wound therapy(NPWT) is a new therapeutic approach for wound care;it has been used in various clinical departments and has been improved.This article reviewed the important advances on the two techniques of NPWT: vacuum sealing drainage and vacuum-assisted closure in treating press ulcers,leg ulcers and acute wounds.

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Negative pressure wound therapy(NPWT) is a new therapeutic approach for wound care;it has been used in various clinical departments and has been improved.This article reviewed the important advances on the two techniques of NPWT: vacuum sealing drainage and vacuum-assisted closure in treating press ulcers,leg ulcers and acute wounds.

Key concepts: Negative-pressure wound therapy, Medicine, Wound closure, Surgery, Wound care, Wound treatment, Intensive care medicine, Clinical Practice

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