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A comparison of cost and efficacy of three incontinence skin barrier products.
- Cindy L Zehrer, J. B. Lutz, E. Hedblom, L. Ding
- Medicine
- Ostomy/wound management
- 1 December 2004
Maintaining healthy, intact perineal skin in nursing home residents with incontinence is a challenge. Their condition puts them at risk for developing incontinence dermatitis, possibly predisposing… Expand
A new in vivo test method to compare wound dressing fluid handling characteristics and wear time.
- J. B. Lutz, Cindy L Zehrer, Staci E. Solfest, S. Walters
- Medicine
- Ostomy/wound management
- 1 August 2011
A refined in vivo artificial wound model utilizing artificial wound fluid (AWF) was developed to overcome important limitations such as adhesive-skin interactions, movement, pressure, shear, and… Expand
A comparison of the in vitro moisture vapour transmission rate and in vivo fluid‐handling capacity of six adhesive foam dressings to a newly reformulated adhesive foam dressing
- Cindy L Zehrer, David Holm, Staci E. Solfest, S. Walters
- Medicine
- International wound journal
- 1 December 2014
This study compared moisture vapour transmission rate (MVTR) and wear time or fluid‐handling capacities of six adhesive foam dressings to a reformulated control dressing. Standardised in vitro MVTR… Expand
Economic comparison of methods of wound closure: wound closure strips vs. sutures and wound adhesives
- W. Zempsky, Cindy L Zehrer, C. Lyle, Edwin C Hedbloom
- Medicine
- International wound journal
- 1 September 2005
Our objective was to review and assess the treatment of low‐tension wounds and evaluate the cost‐effectiveness of wound closure methods. We used a health economic model to estimate cost/closure of… Expand
Assessment of diaper-clogging potential of petrolatum moisture barriers.
- Cindy L Zehrer, D. Newman, G. Grove, J. B. Lutz
- Medicine
- Ostomy/wound management
- 1 December 2005
Petrolatum-based ointments often are used to treat and prevent incontinence dermatitis. However, anecdotal reports indicate that petrolatum ointments may affect the absorbency of disposable briefs… Expand