M. Meiners, M. Sussenguth, W. Missal, T. Schary, W. Benecke, W. Lang, M. Stucker
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Abstract
Specialised stockings and bandages are utilised for compression therapy in venous ulcer treatment. A successful therapy depends on an optimal fit of those stockings and bandages. In many cases treatment is not optimal because the patients are not able to properly apply stockings or bandages or because the pressure gradient of the synthetic fibre degrades over time. Currently, afflicted people have no tools to manage their treatment besides regularly visiting dermatology clinics. An approach for a biotelemetry pressure sensing system is presented. It is designed to be an easy-to-use and reliable measurement technique that allows patients to monitor and control their therapy. This will increases their compliance, which is admired by dermatologists.