Bandages developed in Kursk will help determine the wound healing process

Scientists from Kursk Medical University (KSMU) have developed bandages that, using halochrome dyes, help determine the process of wound healing. Moreover, the damage can be very different, Vyacheslav Lipatov, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovative Development of KSMU, told TASS." These bandages [dressing material with reverse color indication] can be used not only for purulent wounds - for trophic wounds and ulcers, and for burns. These bandages can be used in cancer patients, and they would also change color, depending on a particular situat