There are many people who suffer from inherited bleeding disorders like hemophilia, von Willebrand disease, rare factor deficiencies and inherited platelet disorders. The World Federation of Hemophilia has provided leadership to improve and sustain caring for such people. People with bleeding disorders require special care and treatment.

They would also need

  •    Trained experts who can properly manage and diagnose patients.
  •    People who advocate for sufficient supply of safe treatment products.
  •    Education and empowerment of people who suffer from bleeding disorders so that they can live a healthier, longer and more productive life.

In spite of the massive efforts being made by the WFH, there still remains a lot to be done. Most of the people with bleeding disorders do not get adequate treatment and moral support. This is the reason that the WFH has chosen as its vision ‘Treatment for all’. They are diligently working towards a future where people with bleeding disorders will get the best treatment. This is a worldwide effort and no distinction is made based on ethnicity or citizenship.

The WFH is a non-profit organization and was established in the year 1963. Today it has developed into a global network of patient organizations in 134 countries and is officially recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO).

Special attention towards inherited bleeding disorders is necessary because most of the times they are difficult to diagnose. There are very few trained medical professionals who know how to treat these disorders. The WFH is trying to make a difference by creating more awareness about bleeding disorders and also bringing the attention of the common people. Some people who are suffering from bleeding disorders don’t even realize what is actually wrong with them, and by educating the masses the WFH is making sure that people realize how important it is to the diagnosis and treat patients.

Datt Mediproducts
Datt Mediproducts Pvt. Ltd is playing our role in the efforts towards the proper treatment for bleeding disorder patients. Our medical products are of the highest quality and manufactured under stringent quality controlled facilities. Dr. Anupam Dutta, who will be representing Datt Mediproducts at this year’s WFH conference 2018, in Scotland, is an assistant professor of medicine in the Assam Medical College and hospital in Dibrugarh Assam. He started working in this capacity in the December of 2013 and continues to hold this position.

Apart from this Dr. Anupam Dutta** is associated with many other reputable organizations that are involved in the treatment of diseases like diabetes Mellitus and its complications, diabetic foot management, Hemophilia management and internal medicine. He is an expert on the treatment of bleeding disorders and hence has taken it upon himself to represent Datt Mediproducts at the yearly WFH conference 2018. You can look forward to the insight into our company’s efforts in helping the treatment of patients with bleeding disorders and other serious ailments.

Dr. Dutta has earned a great reputation in the medical fields worldwide. At the same time, Datt Mediproducts is making ever endeavor to deliver Next-Gen Healing Solutions to the society.

Want to know more about our company, products or about WFH 2018 Conference, please visit www.dattmedi.com

**The research by Dr. Anupam Dutta was not funded by Datt Mediproducts in anyway.

 

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Addressing Wound Care Challenges

Peripheral artery disease (PAD) presents significant challenges to wound healing, affecting millions globally. This condition, characterized by narrowed arteries that reduce blood flow to the limbs, particularly the legs, not only causes discomfort and mobility issues but also complicates the natural healing process for wounds.

The Impact of PAD on Wound Healing
PAD restricts blood flow to tissues, depriving them of essential oxygen and nutrients necessary for healing. When individuals with PAD sustain wounds, reduced circulation delays the body’s healing mechanisms. Even minor cuts or abrasions can become chronic wounds, prone to infection and slow to heal. The diminished circulation also hinders the body’s ability to deliver immune cells and growth factors to the wound site, further complicating recovery.

Challenges Faced by Patients with PAD often experience:
1. Delayed Healing:
Wounds take longer to heal, increasing the risk of infection and complications.

2. Chronic Wounds:
Persistent wounds that do not heal properly, requiring prolonged treatment and care.

3. Risk of Amputation:
Severe cases may lead to tissue death (gangrene), necessitating amputation.

Specialized Wound Care Approaches: Managing wounds in PAD patients requires a specialized approach that addresses both the wound and underlying circulatory issues:

1. Improving Blood Flow:
Medical interventions like angioplasty or bypass surgery may restore blood flow to the affected area, enhancing wound healing.

2. Advanced Dressings:
Specialized dressings that promote moisture balance and provide infection barriers are crucial. For instance, alginate dressings for exuding wounds or hydrocolloid dressings for maintaining a moist environment can aid healing.

3. Compression Therapy:
Controlled compression helps improve leg circulation, reduce swelling, and promote better blood flow, facilitating wound healing.

4. Patient Education:
Empowering PAD patients to understand the importance of regular foot care, proper hygiene, and recognizing signs of infection can prevent complications and support healing efforts.

Peripheral artery disease significantly affects wound healing, necessitating a multidisciplinary approach involving vascular specialists, wound care nurses, and patient education. Addressing both vascular issues and wound management strategies can enhance outcomes for PAD patients, improving their quality of life and reducing complications.

Understanding these challenges and implementing specialized wound care approaches tailored to PAD patients is crucial for effective treatment and support.

For more information on our comprehensive range of wound care and advanced wound care products, please visit www.dattmedi.com.

Wound care has evolved significantly with the development of advanced dressings that cater to various needs. One such innovation is the Velfix®️ T-Film, a transparent film dressing made from high-quality polyurethane coated with adhesive on one side. This dressing offers a multitude of benefits, making it suitable for different wound types.

In this blog, we will explore the various applications of Velfix®️ T-Film in wound management.

Waterproof Fixation of Wound Dressings
One of the primary applications of Velfix®️ T-Film is its use as a waterproof fixation dressing. The film’s impermeability to liquid, water, and bacteria ensures that the wound remains protected from external contaminants. This feature is particularly beneficial for patients who need to shower or come into contact with water during their daily activities. The Velfix®️ T-Film acts as a barrier, keeping the wound dry and preventing infection while allowing moisture vapor and gases to pass through, promoting a healthy healing environment.

Managing Acute Wounds such as Abrasions and Lacerations
Acute wounds, such as abrasions and lacerations, require prompt and effective management to prevent complications. Velfix®️ T-Film is an excellent choice for these types of wounds due to its flexibility and ease of application. The film conforms well to irregular wound contours, providing a secure and comfortable fit. Its transparent nature allows for easy monitoring of the wound’s progress without disturbing the healing process.

Using Velfix®️ T-Film for Postoperative Incisions
Postoperative care involves protecting surgical incisions from infection and promoting optimal healing. Velfix®️ T-Film provides a protective barrier over postoperative wounds, reducing the risk of contamination while allowing for visual inspection without the need to remove the dressing. Its transparent nature facilitates monitoring of the wound site, ensuring early detection of any signs of infection or complications.

Protecting Minor Burns
Minor burns can be painful and susceptible to infection. Velfix®️ T-Film offers a gentle and effective solution for protecting these wounds. Its hypoallergenic adhesive ensures secure fixation without causing discomfort, while the film’s barrier properties shield the burn from external irritants. The dressing also promotes a moist environment that supports faster healing and reduces scarring.

Benefits in Treating Superficial Pressure Ulcers
Superficial pressure ulcers, often caused by prolonged pressure on specific areas of the body, require careful management to prevent further tissue damage. Velfix®️ T-Film‘s transparent and breathable design makes it ideal for these wounds. The dressing protects the ulcerated area from friction and trauma while allowing clinicians to monitor healing progress easily. Its moisture-retentive properties aid in promoting tissue regeneration and preventing infection.

Hence, Velfix®️ T-Film stands out as a versatile option in wound care, offering benefits across a range of applications. From waterproof fixation and postoperative wound management to protecting burns and treating pressure ulcers, this transparent film dressing provides a conducive environment for healing while ensuring patient comfort. Its ease of use, breathable design, and hypoallergenic properties make it a valuable tool in modern wound care practices.

Whether used in hospitals, clinics, or home care settings, Velfix®️ T-Film exemplifies innovation in wound management, enhancing patient outcomes and quality of care. For healthcare providers seeking reliable solutions to enhance wound healing, Velfix®️ T-Film proves to be an indispensable choice.

For more information on our comprehensive range of wound care products – Film & Post-operative dressings, please visit www.dattmedi.com/wound-care.html

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