Dressings, such as bandages or tapes that are extensible so as to conform to a body contour at a wound surface upon stretching of the dressing, have been developed by Johnson & Johnson.
Such dressings for applying to and/or covering the skin are commonly used for closing and protecting minor wounds and/or covering abrasions, thereby facilitating healing, notes the company of Skillman, New Jersey, USA.
For the full story, see the March 2022 edition of Medical Textiles.