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Figure 5. Maceration.
conclusion
• Seal maintained dressing for appropriate treatment time.
• Increased patient comfort.
• Reduced nursing hours.
• Reduced consumable costs.
• Decreased periwound skin stripping.
• Resolution periwound maceration.
• Quality of life for patient.
• Patient D/C to share care with community podiatrist for
ongoing management.
Figure 6. Use of Adapt seals to protect periwound skin.
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Figure 7. Use of Adapt seals to protect periwound skin.
Figure 8. Use of WhiteFoam.
Figure 9. Bridging TRACT pad to front of foot for patient comfort.