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Common problems in wound care: malodorous wounds

W. S. Haughton, Trudie Young

British Journal of Nursing · 1995 · 64 citations · 9 references

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Abstract

Malodour is a problem for patients with various types of wounds. The problem has a physical and psychological component. Accurate assessment of the cause will facilitate treatment with wound management products that are designed to alleviate the odour.

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