Wounds Clinical Trial
Official title:
The Clinical Application and Efficacy Verification of an Innovative Carbon Fiber Dressing
The research uses hydrophilic-based dressing (KoCarbonTM) which is developed by Medical
Technology Company Limited (Bio-medical Carbon Technology; BCT) to investigate the wound
healing effects of activated-carbon-fiber-based wound dressing on different types of
wounds.The dressing is composed by three layers. The first layer is a material of
polyethylene terephthalate (PET) weave which is great breathable; Second layer, the
activated carbon fiber cloth, is as the absorption of excess tissue fluid, bacteria and
contaminations. It reduces the smell of wound and restrains the development of bacteria. In
addition, activated carbon has features of far-infrared and anion, which promote blood
circulation, speed up metabolism and shorten the time of wound healing. The third layer is a
polyethlene (PE) film, which touches the wound surface and provides the anti-adhesion
effects.
The aim of this study is to investigate how the application of the dressing affects the
wound healing conditions on four different types of wounds, including general traumatic
wounds, elective surgery wound, diabetes foot ulcer (level 2) and chronic wounds. Due to the
characteristics of great fluid absorption and far-infrared features, the hydrophilic-based
dressing (KoCarbonTM) is expected to work perfectly on improving the wound repair
conditions.
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Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study, Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment, Masking: Open Label, Primary Purpose: Treatment
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