Scarring and bedsores

5 erreurs à éviter qui retardent la cicatrisation des plaies

5 erreurs à éviter qui retardent la cicatrisation des plaies

La cicatrisation nécessite des soins adaptés. Cet article détaille 5 erreurs fréquentes, comme un mauvais nettoyage ou des produits inappropriés, et comment les éviter. ...
cicatrisation des plaies chroniques : solutions innovantes

Avancées dans la cicatrisation des plaies chroniques : solutions innovantes

Les plaies chroniques nécessitent des traitements adaptés. Découvrez les innovations comme ANTISCAR et les pansements biologiques pour accélérer la cicatrisation. ...
Comment le Diabète Favorise l'Apparition des Escarres et des Plaies Chroniques

How Diabetes Promotes the Appearance of Bedsores and Chronic Wounds

It is undeniable that diabetes is a complex and delicate disease that requires special attention to maintain an acceptable quality of life. But, have you...
Prévention et gestion des escarres

Pressure ulcer prevention and management

Pressure sores, also known as pressure sores or pressure ulcers , are skin lesions that occur when the skin and underlying tissues are subjected to...
Pied diabétique : comment gérer la cicatrisation de ces plaies ?

Diabetic foot: how to manage the healing of these wounds?

Diabetes remains a worrying health reality, manifesting itself in different forms and affecting a significant number of individuals throughout the world. In France, the year...
Eviter la fibrine sur une plaie

Avoiding fibrin on a wound

What is fibrin? Fibrin is a protein that plays an important role in blood clotting . It is formed from the precursor protein called fibrinogen,...
Un traitement prometteur : Cicatriser les ulcères et les escarres

A promising treatment: Healing ulcers and pressure sores

Many patients will develop an ulcer or pressure ulcer during their lifetime, for which the path to recovery is often difficult. Despite numerous treatments available,...
Comment éviter les escarres

How to avoid bedsores

1. What is a pressure sore? Pressure sores can occur when a person is bedridden or immobile , unconscious or unable to feel pain. Pressure...
À quoi ressemble une escarre ?

What does a pressure sore look like?

What is a pressure sore? A pressure sore is one of the complications of an illness or mobility impairment that can seriously affect a patient....
Cicatrisation : la réponse vasculaire

Healing: the vascular response

The vascular response: Hemostasis and coagulation The first stage of healing The first stage of physiological wound healing is devoted to hemostasis (the process of...
Physiologie de la cicatrisation des plaies

Physiology of wound healing

The Healing Process of Adult Skin Skin healing is a dynamic and highly regulated process of cellular, humoral and molecular mechanisms. This process begins directly...
L’histoire de la cicatrisation de la peau

The history of skin healing

The healing mechanism of the skin The ability of organisms to repair or regenerate tissues, in order to restore organ functions, is a selective advantage...
Douleurs liées aux soins des plaies d'escarres ou d'ulcères

Pain related to the care of bedsore wounds or ulcers

The pain of wounds Pain related to wound care has long been known and studied. Treatments feared by professionals and patients alike, these treatments, which...
Quel(s) pansement(s) pour une meilleure cicatrisation ?

What dressing(s) for better healing?

A new generation of liquid dressings for healing A new generation of polymer-based liquid dressings has recently been developed after many years of research and...
Escarres : Symptômes et traitements des stades 1 à 4

Pressure ulcer stages 1 to 4 with photos

Découvrez les différents stades des escarres (1 à 4), leurs caractéristiques, traitements et les meilleures pratiques pour une prévention efficace. ...
Définition d'une escarre et comment la traiter

Definition of a pressure sore and how to treat it

This scourge of subcutaneous tissues, which seems inevitable during prolonged bed rest, still has no well-established treatment . The question then arises: how to treat...