Dress for Success – Auswahl der richtigen Wundauflage in der Kleintiermedizin

Von den vielen Auflagen zur Therapie offener Wunden wurden nur wenige auf ihre Effizienz bei Hund und Katze hin untersucht. Dieser Artikel gibt einen Überblick über generelle Anforderungen an moderne Wundauflagen, ihre Effekte sowie über die aktuelle Datenlage zu ihrer Wirkkraft bei Hund und Katze.

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