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Vol: 07 | Issue: 03

Use of honey products in lower limb lymphoedema and recalcitrant wounds

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Acute wounds, Burns, Complex wounds, Diabetic foot ulcers, Editorial, Events, Exudate management, How to guides, Infection and biofilm, Leg ulcers, Lymphoedema, Moisture lesions, Palliative care, Pressure ulcers, Products, Professional development, Research, Serivice delivery, Skin integrity, Societies, Supplements, Surgical wounds, Wellbeing and concordance, Wound assessment

Use of honey products in lower limb lymphoedema and recalcitrant wounds

Antonio Jorge Seco, Cristina MiguÃ©ns, Fernanda InglÃªs

31 August 2011

Honey is a viscous, supersaturated sugar solution derived from nectar gathered and modified by the honeybee, Apis mellifera (Jull et al, 2008).

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