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Post-operative compression garment

A post-operative compression garment, such as an abdominal compression sheath, designed to compress a part of a patient’s body and reduce the effects of oedema…

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Haemostatic textiles to control bleeding rapidly

Haemostatic textiles, such as bandages, sutures or fabrics, which include agents that can control bleeding rapidly and be stored for long periods of time, have…

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Binder-free PLA/wood pulp wetlaid nonwovens

Freudenberg Performance Materials has launched 100% bio-based polylactic acid/wood pulp materials that use no chemical binder, with potential application in healthcare such as wound dressings,…

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Nonwoven surgical tapes with low-trauma adhesive

Hangzhou Econ Nonwoven New Materials of Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, a manufacturer of impregnated and laminated nonwoven fabrics, has launched a range of nonwoven medical tapes…

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Absorbent core for washable applications

Technical Absorbents, based in Grimsby, UK, has developed washable absorbent core fabric 7171, designed to combine exceptional absorbency with reusability.

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Smart textile band to monitor muscle health and improve healthy ageing

Researchers in the UK are developing a smart textile band that can detect and monitor the progress of sarcopenia, an age-related condition characterised by loss…

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Stretch-to-fit bandage

A stretch-to-fit bandage having a stretchable backing layer and an adhesive layer positioned adjacent to the backing layer has been developed by 3M of Minneapolis,…

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Compression bra for decongestion care

A compression bra for decongestion care of the breast area has been developed by Thuasne Deutschland of Hannover, Germany, particularly for the treatment of acquired…

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Comfortable radiation protection clothing

Germany-based Mavig has integrated high-tech materials using Outlast technology into its protective clothing and head wear designed specifically for radiology, providing more comfort, better concentration…

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Tissue deformation measurement promises better-fitting medical apparel

Researchers at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University have developed a novel anthropometric method that delivers highly accurate measurements to enhance the performance and design of…

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