Original paper
Bio-tribology of incontinence management products: additional complexities at the skin–pad interface
Volume: 12, Issue: 4, Pages: 193 - 199
Published: Aug 24, 2018
Abstract
Friction, shear forces and moisture between the human skin and textiles are important factors affecting skin injuries such as blisters, abrasions and decubitus ulcers. Whilst much research has been conducted to study the friction of skin-textile couples, the interactions between contact mechanics and incontinence management products are not well understood. This study addresses some tribological issues at the skin-textile interface using skin...
Paper Details
Title
Bio-tribology of incontinence management products: additional complexities at the skin–pad interface
Published Date
Aug 24, 2018
Volume
12
Issue
4
Pages
193 - 199
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