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Osmose Study: Multinational Evaluation of the Peristomal Conditionin Ostomates Using Moldable Skin Barriers

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A Survey of Quality of Life Measures in Patients Who Have Transitioned from Using a Non-Moldable Skin Barrier to a Moldable Skin Barrier

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An Algorithm to Prevent Spread of Infectious Fecal Material [...] (Catherine T. Milne)

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An Alternative to Post Operative Ostomy Care Management and Pain (Lynette Scott)

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Developing a Formal Out-patient Ostomy Clinic (Mary A. Gerlach)

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Impacting the Health Literacy of Persons Living with a New Ostomy - An Innovative and Interactive Approach (Amy Locke, Janice Johnson)

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Improving Patient Outcomes by Increasing Consistency of Ostomy Care (Kathleen Marescalco)

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Management of a Complex Abdomen on a Patient with Metastatic Colon Cancer (Patty Cimino)

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Management of the Bariatric Patient with an Ostomy (Kathy Camp)

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Moldable Technology Simplifies Pouching Over Rods (Ronald Ison, Georgene Hadley)

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Post operative Visual Analog Scale (VAS) Results and Other Advantages Using an Adaptor Ostomy Pouch (Mary Gerlach)

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Prospective Assessment and Classification of Stoma Related Skin Disorders (Lynette Scott)

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Safe Use of Fecal Management System (FMS) (Anna Alvarez & Georgene Hadley)

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Self Care Ostomy Management Teaching in the Home Care Setting (Deborah Saelinger)

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Skin Barrier Selection in an Outpatient Ostomy Clinic (Janice Erbe)

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Teaching Older Ostomy Patients - Moldable Technology Eases the Fear Factor (Lynne Tomlinson)

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The Perfect Fit: The Use of Convex and Flat Moldable Skin Barriers in Home Care (Bobbie Stallings)

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The Road to Independence: Successful Use of Moldable Ostomy Skin Barriers to Improve Patient Outcomes ( Kersten Reider, Shelly Haas )

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Use of a Fistula Pouch to Manage Clinically Challenging Drainage Containment Situations (Jan Avakian-Kopatich)

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Curativo AQUACEL® Ag não é um medicamento • Em todos os nossos produtos com prata, a ação antimicrobiana ocorre dentro do curativo.
A correlação entre os testes in vitro e a eficácia clínica não foi avaliada.

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