Anti-adhesion Technology

Cell adhesion affects the use of dressings. For a long time, it has been clinically used to bind and treat the open injury caused by burn, trauma, and skin inflammatory damage caused by infection and so on, with a relatively cheap carbasus absorbens which with antiphlogistic or disinfectant drugs. However, in fact, using such dressings, the gauze will absorb the exudates and secretions of the wound and dry up in a short time, so that the gauze is bonded to the new epithelial tissue formed during the healing process of the granulation or wound.This not only oppresses the wound, affects the tissue growth, but also may tear the wound when change dressings, causing two damage to the epithelial cells and the proliferating fibroblasts, and bring new pain to the patients.

In the late 1950s, it was found that the wound environment played a vital role in the healing of the wound. In 1958, Odland1 first discovered that the wounds with intact blisters heal faster than blistered wounds. Since Dr. George Winter 2 demonstrated faster epithelialization in a small sample of experimental porcine wounds covered with an occlusive dressing, the principles of moist wound healing have evolved into a science.

Since that time, hundreds of varieties of “advanced” or “interactive” wound dressings have been developed, sophisticated dressings provide moist, isotonic, interactive and non‐toxic environments for healing, they will play the best role when they match the characteristics of the wound.

On the basis of the theory of moist healing, FORYOU MEDICAL has developed a series of Advanced wound dressings, such as medical foam dressing, medical alginate dressing, hydrogel dressing and so on, they can prevent bacteria, absorb exudates, and reduce the risk of impregnation.

How to alleviate the pain of patients is a major problem in clinical medicine, and is also a lifelong topic for doctors and nurses. FORYOU MEDICAL hopes to provide patients with safe, effective and full of humanistic care products, to help nursing staff and patients get better experience. Therefore, in the aspect of anti-adhesion technology, we will continue to study, and will bring better products in the future.

1. Odland GF. The fine structure of the interrelationship of cells in the human epidermis. J Biophys Biochem Cytol 1958; 4:529-538.

2. Winter GD. Formation of the scab and the rate of epithelization of superficial wounds in the skin of the young domestic pig. Nature 1962; 193:293-294.

3. Winter GD. Effect of air exposure and occlusion on experimental human skin wounds. Nature 1963; 200:378-379.

4. Winter GD, Scales JT. Effect of air drying and dressings on the surface of a wound. Nature 1963; 197:91-92.

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