Cartlidge P H, Rutter N
Department of Neonatal Medicine and Surgery, City Hospital, Nottingham.
Arch Dis Child. 1987 Dec;62(12):1281-2. doi: 10.1136/adc.62.12.1281.
Changes in transepidermal water loss were used to measure skin damage caused by removal of electrocardiograph electrodes in 20 preterm infants. Electrodes secured by conventional adhesive damaged the skin, leading to a potentially dangerous increase in skin permeability. In contrast, those secured by karaya gum caused no skin damage.
通过测量20名早产儿移除心电图电极后经皮水分流失的变化,来评估皮肤损伤情况。用传统粘合剂固定的电极会损伤皮肤,导致皮肤通透性潜在危险增加。相比之下,用卡拉牙胶固定的电极不会造成皮肤损伤。