Covering paste (ulcers)

Author: Prof. Dr. med. Peter Altmeyer

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Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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Synonym(s)

Edge coverage in ulcers

Formulation
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Rp.

Zinc oxide
Talcum powder aa 15,0
Triglycerol diisostearate DAC 10,0
Vaselinum album ad 100,0

Water absorbing, hydrophobic paste of the W/O type. Apply thinly to the edge of the ulcer; clean with olive oil.

Usage period: 4 weeksReferences

in which this prescription is mentioned:

  • Edge coverage in ulcerative leg eczema
  • , periulcerous or paratraumatic venous
  • insufficiency, chronic zinc pastes

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    Incoming links (5)

    Covering paste (ulcers); Edge coverage in ulcers; Lower leg eczema, periulcerous or paratraumatic; Suppurative hidradenitis; Zinc pastes;

    Outgoing links (3)

    Chronic venous insufficiency (overview); Covering paste (ulcers); Lower leg eczema, periulcerous or paratraumatic;

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    Last updated on: 29.10.2020

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