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Kim et al.                                                                                                                                               Pressures secondary to circumferential digital dressings

           Table 1: Measured pressures according to the length of   Table 2: Measured pressures according to the tightness
           different dressing materials and in a rolled up state in   of different dressing materials and rolled up state in the
           the adult finger model (mean ± SD)                 adult finger model (mean ± SD)
                Group       NR           R        P value          Group       NR          R         P value
              1C-T0-Ph    0.0 ± 0.0   57.9 ± 7.2  < 0.001       2C-T0-Ph     0.0 ± 0.0  69.5 ± 12.1  < 0.001
              2C-T0-Ph    0.0 ± 0.0  69.5 ± 12.1  < 0.001       2C-T1-Ph     0.0 ± 0.0  87.9 ± 17.3  < 0.001
              3C-T0-Ph    0.0 ± 0.0  114.1 ± 34.0  < 0.001      2C-T2-Ph     0.0 ± 0.0  112.5 ± 13.7  < 0.001
              1C-T0-Co    0.0 ± 0.0  83.5 ± 10.6  < 0.001       2C-T3-Ph     0.0 ± 0.0  370.6 ± 156.7  < 0.001
              2C-T0-Co    0.0 ± 0.0  107.0 ± 17.0  < 0.001      2C-T4-Ph    49.5 ± 0.0  3,475 ± 803.3  < 0.001
              3C-T0-Co    0.0 ± 0.0  1,425.6 ± 524.9  < 0.001   2C-T0-Co     0.0 ± 0.0  107 ± 17.0   < 0.001
           NR: unrolled; R: rolled up; 1C: elastic dressing was wound 1 lap around   2C-T1-Co  0.0 ± 0.0  156.9 ± 9.4  < 0.001
           a finger model with the same length of its circumference (7 cm); 2C:   2C-T2-Co  49.5 ± 0.0  882.5 ± 383.7  < 0.001
           elastic dressing was wound 2 laps around a finger model with 2 times   2C-T3-Co  49.5 ± 0.0  1,464.8 ± 613.0  < 0.001
           the length of its circumference (14 cm); 3C: elastic dressing was   2C-T4-Co  78.2 ± 0.0  4,105.8 ± 309.6  < 0.001
           wound 3 laps around a finger model with 3 times the length of its
           circumference (21 cm); T0: 0% tightened; Ph: Peha-haft; Co: Coban  NR: unrolled; R: rolled up; 2C: elastic dressing was wound 2
                                                              laps around a finger model with the 2 times the length of its
                                                              circumference (14 cm); T0: 0% tightened; T1: 9.4% tightened; T2:
           material (Ph, Co) [Table 2].                       19.7% tightened; T3: 33.3% tightened; T4: 50.5% tightened; Ph:
                                                              Peha-haft; Co: Coban
           Rolling  up  of  different  dressing  materials  along  the
           adult finger model (NR, R in Ph, Co): for the Ph, the   1,175.2 ± 1,372.4 mmHg, P = 0.011) [Figure 9]. In the
           measured  pressures  of the unrolled  elastic  dressing   untightened  bandages  (T0-1C~3C),  the  measured
           (Ph-NR,  7.1  ±  17.5  mmHg)  were  significantly  lower   pressures of the Ph (T0-1C~3C-Ph, 40.2 ± 46.4 mmHg)
           than  those  for  the  rolled  up  elastic  dressing  (Ph-R,   were significantly lower than those for Co (T0-1C~3C-
           612.5 ± 1,217.8 mmHg, P < 0.001). For the Co, the   Co, 269.3 ± 562.0 mmHg, P = 0.002). In the tightened
           measured  pressures  of the unrolled  elastic  dressing   dressings  (T1~T4-2C),  the  measured  pressures  of
           (Co-NR, 25.3 ± 30.8 mmHg) were significantly lower   the  Ph  (T1~T4-2C-Ph,  511.9  ±  1,166.1  mmHg)  and
           than  those  for  the  rolled  up  elastic  dressing  (Co-R,   Co (T1~T4-2C-Co, 848.4 ± 1,360.2 mmHg) were not
           1,175.2 ± 1,372.4 mmHg, P < 0.001) [Figure 8].     significantly different (P = 0.095). In 1 and 2 wraps (1C-
                                                              T0, 2C-T0), the measured pressures of the Ph (1C-T0-
           According to  the dressing materials along the adult   Ph, 28.9 ± 30.1 mmHg), (2C-T0-Ph, 34.8 ± 36.6 mmHg)
           finger model (Ph, Co): the measured pressures of Ph   and  Co  (1C-T0-Co,  41.8  ±  43.5  mmHg),  (2C-T0-Co,
           (Ph, 309.8 ± 910.3 mmHg) were significantly lower than   53.5 ± 56.1 mmHg) were not significantly different (P
           those for Co (Co, 600.2 ± 1,126.2 mmHg, P = 0.018).   = 0.285,  P  =  0.220).  However,  for  3  wraps  (3C-T0),
           In the unrolled group (NR), the measured pressures of   the measured pressures of the Ph (3C-T0-Ph, 57.0 ±
           the Ph (UR-Ph, 7.1 ± 17.5 mmHg) were significantly   63.0 mmHg) were significantly lower than those for Co
           lower than those for Co (UR-Co, 25.3 ± 30.8 mmHg,   (3C-T0-Co, 712.8 ± 815.7 mmHg, P = 0.002). At each
           P < 0.001). In the rolled up group (R), the measured   different tightness of the bandages of the 2C group,
           pressures  of  the  Ph  (R-Ph,  612.5  ±  1,217.8  mmHg)   the measured pressures of the Ph and Co were not
           were  significantly  lower  than  those  for  Co  (R-Co,   significantly different except at 19.7% and 33.5% of the


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                         NR        R                         NR        R     Ph        Co                       Ph        Co
                            Ph                                   Co            NR                                    R
           Figure 8: Measured pressures according to the rolling up of the   Figure 9: Measured pressures according to the bandage materials
           Peha-haft (Ph) and Coban (Co) along the adult finger model. NR:   in the unrolled group (NR) and the rolled up group (R) along the
           unrolled; R: rolled up. *P < 0.05                  adult finger model; Ph: Peha-Haft; Co: Coban. *P < 0.05
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