Coloplast A/s

This study looked at whether a silicone sacral dressing is safe for preventing pressure injuries (bedsores) in hospital patients who are at risk. 67 adults with intact sacral skin and a Braden score of 6-18 took part. The dressing was used for up to 7 days or until discharge, and…

This study tested a new type of baseplate (the part that sticks to the skin) for people with an ileostomy. Leaks and skin problems are common with current products. The new baseplate is designed to better seal the area around the stoma. 20 adults who had frequent leaks tried the …

This study tested a new ostomy baseplate designed to better seal the area around a stoma and protect the skin from leakage. 13 adults with ileostomies who had recent skin itching or burning tried the new device. The main goal was to see if it reduced itching compared to their usu…

This study tested a special silver dressing on 52 adults with partial-thickness burns that were infected or at risk of infection. Participants wore the dressing for two weeks, with changes once a week. The main goal was to see how many wounds healed within 14 days.

This study looked at how a new prototype catheter with micro-holes affects the bladder lining compared to a standard catheter. 43 healthy women were randomly assigned to use one of the two catheters. Researchers checked for any changes or damage to the bladder lining right after …

This study tested new adhesive materials on the skin of 114 adults, some with healthy skin and some with a stoma (an opening in the belly for waste). The goal was to see how well the adhesives stuck to the skin. The results will help improve products like ostomy bags.