Silver vs. standard dressings: which better protects Kids' skin after breathing surgery?
NCT ID NCT07392294
Summary
This study tested whether a silver-coated foam dressing works better than a standard foam dressing to prevent skin problems around the breathing tube site in children. Fifty children (ages 0-18) having tracheostomy surgery were randomly assigned one of the two dressings and followed for one month. Researchers measured how many children developed skin complications like pressure sores or infections.
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Acibadem Atasehir Hastanesi
Istanbul, Ataturk Mahallesi, 34660, Turkey (Türkiye)
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