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Author details K Vowden1 T Treadwell4


, P Vowden2 .


, H Partsch3


1. Nurse Consultant, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and University of Bradford, Bradford, UK


2. Consultant Vascular Surgeon and Visiting Professor of Wound Healing Research, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust & University of Bradford, UK


3. Professor of Dermatology, University of Vienna, Austria


4. Medical Director, Institute for Advanced Wound Care, Baptist Medical Center, Montgomery, Alabama, USA


,


CobanTM


delivers therapeutic levels of compression and has demonstrated clinical efficacy. 3MTM CobanTM


2 and 3MTM 2 Lite have only two layers making them quick to apply


and the application technique easy to learn. The system’s reduced bulk encourages concordance by allowing patients to wear their usual clothing and footwear.


To cite this publication Vowden K, Vowden P, Partsch H, Treadwell T. 3MTM


COBANTM 2 Compression Made Easy. Wounds International 2011; 2(1): Available from http://www.woundsinternational.com © Wounds International 2011 S.6


2 Compression System provides thin, conformable compression that CobanTM


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