Medical Textiles
Monthly newsletter (12 month subscription)
Now published by TMS, Medical Textiles is a monthly update on the use of textiles and nonwovens for medical, hygiene and healthcare applications – one of the fastest growing sectors of the technical textiles industry.
Each issue covers technical developments in materials and applications – fibres, yarns and fabrics, equipment, surgical and orthopaedic applications, dental uses and hygiene – together with standards, market and industry news.
Medical Textiles is essential reading for the fibre and textile industry, medical researchers, and the medical devices and diagnostics products industry.
ISSN 1878-7002
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Latest Medical Textiles news
Halloysite-coated dressing for haemostasis and X-ray visibility
A haemostatic wound dressing comprising a textile substrate and a halloysite-containing coating has been developed by Speed Care Mineral of Neubrandenburg, Germany, a producer of…
Improved cover for a prosthetic hand
A washable cover for a prosthetic hand, developed by Otto Bock Healthcare Products, is designed to protect the prostheses against external influences with improved functionality…
Event highlights alginate, CMC and chitosan dressings
Freudenberg Performance Materials exhibited alongside Foshan United Medical Technologies at the World Union of Wound Healing Societies Congress in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in September.
Wound care dressing pad with liquid reservoirs
A wound care dressing pad that has one or more liquid reservoirs for delivery of a liquid, gel, cream or powder medicament to a wound…
Attindas to acquire Activ Médical Disposable
Attindas Hygiene Partners has entered into a binding agreement to acquire Activ Médical Disposable (AMD), a French manufacturer specialising in eco-designed hygiene and personal care…
Trial of resorbable mesh for hernia prevention
Becton, Dickinson and Company (BD) has completed enrolment in a clinical trial of resorbable mesh for preventing incisional hernias after open abdominal surgery.
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