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Register now & get 10% offPromoting wound healing thanks to optimum wound management
The treatment of acute and chronic wounds requires continuous wound care. Only then can effective and efficient healing processes be initiated. At HELLMUT RUCK, you will find everything you need to support healthy wound healing - from dressings and wound sprays to convenient stainless steel applicators. Find out more now and find the right equipment!
What does modern wound management involve?
Wound management describes a broad spectrum of professional wound care thanks to medical professionals. The following overview provides an overview of all the repairs involved:
- Thorough anamnesis and diagnostics
- thorough wound inspection
- Adequate wound treatment
- Individualised pain therapy if required
- wound documentation
- Accompanying therapy
- Evaluation of successful outcomes
- Counselling and training for patients with chronic wounds
Treatment of wounds in podiatry and chiropody
Whether on diabetic feet or conventional injuries such as rhagades, cracked skin or blisters: In order to promote wound healing, consistent wound management action is also required in podiatry and chiropody. Especially when treating diabetics, maximum precision, sensitivity and a keen sense for minimal skin changes are required.
These indications require professional wound treatment of the feet:
- Nail bed damage, foot ulcers and gangrene on the diabetic foot rhagades
- open cracked skin
- painful blisters
- nail fungus
- Inflammation of the nail bed or nail fold
- Aftercare for surgical procedures
- Ingrown nails including local inflammation
- Tissue injuries thanks to external influences
Professional equipment for effective wound management
Occlusive bandages and gauze bandages, wound dressings and wound sprays - at HELLMUT RUCK you will find everything you need for the professional treatment of wounds. Here you can receive an overview of the available product categories:
- Dressing materials such as cellulose swabs, toe bandages, compresses, sterile wound dressings, fixation bandages, alcohol swabs, film dressings and convenient complete sets
- Tamponades such as nail fold tamponades, tamponade bandages and ideal acrylic glass containers
- Plasters for pressure relief, fixation plasters, callus plasters, classic and sensitive wound plasters, spray plasters, hydrocolloid plasters
- Occlusive bandages for waterproof film dressings
- Wound sprays
- Wound gel
- Sterile solution for rinsing and cleaning infection-free wounds
- Silverin silver nitrate cautery sticks
- First aid cabinets and first aid bags including or excluding complete first aid sets
Diabetic foot: Preventing the formation of wounds
Before acute and chronic wounds need to be treated, diabetics can do a lot to prevent their formation. You can give your patients these recommendations:
- Wash their feet in a lukewarm foot bath with mild skin care products and then dry them well. Do not skip the spaces between the toes with you.
- Use a nail file to file the toenails straight, not round. Scissors, clippers or nippers are not suitable for diabetics due to the risk of injury.
- Remove callus gently. Prefer to use pumice stones instead of rasps.
- Apply cream to dry feet on a regular basis. Products with urea (5-10 per cent urea) are suitable instead.
- Change socks daily and favour materials with a high cotton content.
- Enter new shoes and check for possible pressure points.
- Consult a professional podiatrist and have your foot health checked regularly thanks to your diabetologist.
HELLMUT RUCK - Your partner for podiatry and chiropody
As the market leader in the fields of podiatry and chiropody, foot health is especially important to us. We would be happy to advise you on the products we offer and on possible training and further education programmes at the RUCK Academy. Whether by e-mail, telephone or on site at our company location in Neuenbürg in the Black Forest, we look forward to hearing from you.
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