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[2] Stephen-Haynes J e t al. (2018). A retrospective audit of the t reatment of wounds with moderate to high exudate levels. Wounds UK, Vol 14, No 5.
[3] Wounds UK (2013) Best Practice Statement. Effective exudate management. London: Wounds UK. Available at: www.wounds-uk.com
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[8] Data on fi le: 27. Z+SilBorder_benchmark.
[9] Data on fi le: Dressing Heat and Water Vapor Report 20.07.2018.
[10] Davies LO, Rippon MG and Westgate SJ (2017). Odour Sequestration Properties of Superabsorbent Dressings Perfectus Paper 2017: Poster presented at Wounds UK. Harrogate, UK.
[11] Data on fi le: 27. Z+SilBorder_Add_Feat_adhesiveness assessment.
[12] Data on fi le: 27. Z+SilBorder_Thickness.
[13] Data on fi le: Usability Test with n=30 2018.