Contact allergy due to platinum siloxane complex in elastic compression stockings for varicose veins

Zhang, Hao; Chen, Yuanhan; Xie, Zhen

doi:10.1111/cod.13636

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“…Using a compression stocking that is too small can potentially put the patient at risk for developing a deep tissue injury. Compression stockings should be removed daily, and a focused skin assessment should be completed to inspect for any markings, blistering, discoloration, allergic reaction, and/or breakdown of the skin tissue (NICE, 2018; Zhang et al, 2020). Patients with prolonged immobility, sensory loss or temporary loss of sensation because of use of local anesthetic, or poor skin integrity should have increased skin assessments (2–3 times a day; NICE, 2018).…”

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Pressure Injuries Related to the Use of Compression Stockings in Pediatric Surgical Patients

Garcia

Cochrum

Dutton

et al. 2022

Journal of Pediatric Surgical Nursing

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Mechanical compression devices such as compression stockings assist in the treatment and prevention of venous thromboembolism for nonambulatory postoperative patients. Risk factors in pediatric surgical patients increase their likelihood of developing a venous thromboembolism. This article describes an adolescent patient who developed pressure injuries from prolonged compression stocking use. Although other pressure injury prevention techniques were completed by nursing, the lack of knowledge regarding the risk of pressure injuries from compression stockings resulted in a poor outcome. As a result of this event, practice changes were implemented on the pediatric surgical unit to prevent reoccurrence. The practice changes included removal of compression stockings once per shift to assess extremities, daily replacement of new stockings, and utilization of sequential compression devices as the preferred mechanical compression method. Further research is needed for compression stocking use in the pediatric and adolescent population to provide best practice implications for nursing.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pressure Injuries Related to the Use of Compression Stockings in Pediatric Surgical Patients

Garcia

Cochrum

Dutton

et al. 2022

Journal of Pediatric Surgical Nursing

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“…In cases of known allergy or clinical symptoms, these should be replaced by latex-free products. 81 To reduce the risk of developing irritant or asteatotic eczema, patients should be encouraged to perform daily skin care routines. Care must be taken to ensure that the skin care product has fully absorbed into the skin before applying the compression garment, otherwise the compression material will not slide optimally over the skin.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In addition, cohesive bandages may contain latex, depending on the manufacturer. In cases of known allergy or clinical symptoms, these should be replaced by latex‐free products 81 …”

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Compression therapy in dermatology

Dissemond

Protz

Stücker

2023

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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SummaryCompression therapy is a conservative therapy that can be used in many patients with dermatological conditions, especially those associated with edema. In addition to its well‐established use in venous and lymphatic disorders, there is increasing evidence that compression therapy supports the healing of inflammatory dermatoses. The presence of edema, regardless of its etiology, is an indication for the use of compression therapy.Nowadays, a variety of materials and treatment options are available for compression therapy, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. Often, compression therapy with low resting pressures is sufficient for effective therapy and is better tolerated by patients. The main contraindications to compression therapy are advanced peripheral arterial disease and decompensated heart failure.Individual factors and economic considerations should be taken into account when deciding on compression therapy with the patient. Patient self‐management should be encouraged whenever possible. This requires education and support tools.

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“…Bei entsprechend bekannter Allergie beziehungsweise klinischer Symptomatik sind diese durch latexfreie Produkte zu ersetzen. 80 Um das Risiko des Auftretens der irritativen oder der asteatotischen Ekzeme zu verringern, sollte den Patienten eine tägliche Hautpflege empfohlen werden. Es ist darauf zu achten, dass das Hautpflegemittel vor dem Anlegen der Kompressionsversorgung eingezogen ist, da das Kompressionsmaterial sonst nicht optimal auf der Haut gleitet.…”

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“…Zudem können kohäsive Binden je nach Hersteller Latex enthalten. Bei entsprechend bekannter Allergie beziehungsweise klinischer Symptomatik sind diese durch latexfreie Produkte zu ersetzen 80 …”

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Kompressionstherapie in der Dermatologie

Dissemond,

Protz,

Stücker

2023

J Deutsche Derma Gesell

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ZusammenfassungDie Kompressionstherapie ist eine konservative Therapie, die bei vielen Patienten mit dermatologischen Krankheiten durchgeführt werden kann, insbesondere wenn diese mit Ödemen assoziiert sind. Neben den wissenschaftlich sehr gut belegten Indikationen bei venösen und lymphatischen Erkrankungen, gibt es auch zunehmend wissenschaftliche Hinweise, dass durch die Kompressionstherapie die Abheilung entzündlicher Dermatosen unterstützt wird. Wenn Ödeme vorliegen, handelt es sich, unabhängig von deren Genese, um einen Einsatz im Rahmen der Zulassung der Kompressionstherapie.Für die Kompressionstherapie stehen heute verschiedene Materialien und Versorgungsoptionen mit systemspezifischen Vor‐ und Nachteilen zur Verfügung. Oft ist eine Kompressionstherapie mit niedrigen Ruhedruckwerten für einen Therapieerfolg ausreichend und wird von den Patienten besser toleriert. Als wichtigste Kontraindikationen der Kompressionstherapie sind die fortgeschrittene periphere arterielle Verschlusskrankheit und die dekompensierte Herzinsuffizienz zu beachten.Bei der gemeinsam mit dem Patienten getroffenen Entscheidung für eine Kompressionstherapie, sollten individuelle Faktoren und wirtschaftliche Aspekte berücksichtigt werden. Wann immer möglich, ist ein Selbstmanagement des Patienten zu unterstützen. Hierfür sind Edukation und Hilfsmittel erforderlich.

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Contact allergy due to platinum siloxane complex in elastic compression stockings for varicose veins

Abstract: We would like to acknowledge all staff working in the Contact Eczema and Immunoallergic Diseases Department, especially the specialized nurse Victor Alfredo Cassini Gómez de Cádiz.

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Pressure Injuries Related to the Use of Compression Stockings in Pediatric Surgical Patients

Pressure Injuries Related to the Use of Compression Stockings in Pediatric Surgical Patients

Compression therapy in dermatology

Kompressionstherapie in der Dermatologie

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