Erler Zimmer Small Arterial Leg Ulcer Wound

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53-134  Small Arterial Leg Ulcer in Exudation Phase Wound
53-135  Small Arterial Leg Ulcer in Granulation Phase Wound
53-136  Small Arterial Leg Ulcer in Epithelialization Phase Wound

These self-adhesive wounds represent arterial leg ulcers, substance defects in the tissue of the lower leg as a result of a peripheral arterial occlusive disease (PAOD). Caused by insufficient blood and related oxygen supply the healing of wounds is inhibited any small injuries can become chronic wounds. These small wounds are perfect for adhering at the ankle or lower leg.

The moulage adheres independently to standardized patients and manikins. For longer training or improved adherence, an adhesive (sold separately) may be used.

• Exudation Phase: Necrosis of tissue is represented as extensive black areas.
• Granulation Phase: the granulation phase after successful causal therapy and careful wound cleaning is represented
• Epithelialization Phase: shows the building of epithelial tissue, finally leading to closure of the wound after successful causal therapy and careful wound cleaning

Individual wounds include:

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