Glossar
All entries at a glance
- Allergies
- How strong is the exudate absorption of LIGASANO® white?
- AZO colours
- Chronic wounds
- Dosage forms
- THE GREEN CLIMATE GRID
- Pressure tension
- Blood flow stimulation
- Nutrition
- Exudate absorption
- Exudate management
- Moist wound care
- Fistulas
- Fixation
- Gel and LIGASANO®
- Shelf life of LIGASANO®
- History of LIGAMED®, LIGASANO® weiß, LIGASANO® grün
- Contraindications
- Costs
- Storage, conditions
- Latex
- LIGASANO® white
- LIGASANO® green
- Air permeability
- Mechanical stimulus
- Modern wound care
- MRSA - Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus
- Polyurethane
- PUR
- PVC (polyvinyl chloride)
- Ointments, resistance of LIGASANO®
- Ointments, solutions, medications: Interactions with LIGASANO
- Ointments, change of effect of LIGASANO®
- Absorbency
- Foams
- Foams as wound dressings
- Sweating on LIGASANO®
- Deep wounds with narrow entrance
- Ulcus cruris
- Dressing changes
- Sticking to the wound
- Prescribability of LIGASANO®
- Water vapour permeability
- Plasticizers
- Wound healing disorders
- Wound management
- Wound cleaning
- Wound calm - Wound disturbance due to change of supply
Costs
A distinction must be made between the following costs
- pure product costs per unit
- Product costs per application
- Product costs per day
- Product costs per therapy until success
- Total costs incl. personnel costs until the therapy is successful.
In clinical care, the decisive cost factor is likely to be the time after which the patient can leave the clinic.
Points 1 to 4 are meaningless if the balance at point 5 is positive. A real comparison, however, is only possible with respect to points 1, 2 and 3, since the success of points 4 and 5 depends decisively on the general environment and the condition of the patient. There is simply an infinite number of different prerequisites, two really comparable patients are difficult to find.