Influence of woven bandage composition on its elasticity and durability

Aboalasaad, Abdelhamid R.R.; Sirková, Brigita Kolčavová; Eldeeb, Moaz

doi:10.1080/00405000.2021.1978191

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“…First method is using highly twisted warp yarns (such as 100% cotton), the optimum elastic recovery of this CB can be achieved by adjusting the hot water treatment without tension. 4,17 The second method is using elastomeric filament (elastane or rubber) with cotton or viscose or polyamide to produce long-stretch CB. The third method is using two polymeric yarns which have different melting point by steaming and heat setting.…”

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Antibacterial easy adjustable woven compression bandage for venous leg ulcers

Aboalasaad

Khan

Sirková

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Journal of Industrial Textiles

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The proposed study aims in first part to discuss the structure and behavior of short-stretch cotton woven compression bandage (WCB), and in second part the production and properties of multifunctional WCB. The bandage includes an integrated tension sensor, which causes a change in the spacing of colored threads during its deformation. The motivation of this research was to investigate the optimum techniques for compression therapy using a modified construction of cotton WCB as a tensiometer. The aim of second part is focused on an industrial product which has the easy adjustable compression and antibacterial properties. Multifunctional WCB can be produced by two methods, the first was using highly twisted warp yarns (ply twist 1800 to 2200 twist/m) and the weft yarns will be treated with silver Nano-particles (NPs). The second method was post-treatment of the WCB with three concentrations of zinc oxide NPs 1–3 % in powder form with 15 g/L acrylic binder. Silver NPs coated yarns showed a comparable antibacterial activity on both tested bacterial strains ( Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus) using quantitative and qualitative test methods. The WCB tested samples achieved 95–99% bacteria reduction, the nanoparticles size and its distribution were confirmed by the Zetasizer Nano, the scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and the energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDXS). The practical bandage pressure by PicoPress showed significant deviations compared with theoretical pressure calculated by Laplace’s equation ranges ±0.68 to ±15.64% especially at the highest extension levels.

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“…For the cost saving, implementation was possible as well by applying these different weft threads through the weft insertion during weaving instead of printing or adding the colored marks after bandage production. 17…”

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Antibacterial easy adjustable woven compression bandage for venous leg ulcers

Aboalasaad

Khan

Sirková

et al. 2022

Journal of Industrial Textiles

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Characterization of cotton woven compression bandages with different structures

Seddik,

Ali

2023

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Purpose Nowadays, textiles play a striking role in various medical applications. Compression bandages are the most essential medical fabrics that help treat venous flow and edema. This study aims to investigate the characteristics of different woven compressive bandage structures produced using compact cotton and cotton/lycra. Design/methodology/approach Four samples were weaved by matt-plain2/2, twill2/2, stripe-stain4 and mock-leno structures. Several properties were tested that related to structural performance. Tensile strength, elastic and sub-bandage pressure are considered the main functional properties. Three different analysis tools were performed: chart-diagram, one-factor ANOVA and radar chart area. Findings The woven structures critically affected the performance of woven compression bandage samples as well as their classifications. Originality/value The woven structures critically affected the performance of woven compression bandage samples as well as their classifications.

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Influence of woven bandage composition on its elasticity and durability

Cited by 2 publications

References 17 publications

Antibacterial easy adjustable woven compression bandage for venous leg ulcers

Antibacterial easy adjustable woven compression bandage for venous leg ulcers

Characterization of cotton woven compression bandages with different structures

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