Discover essential tips to optimize the timing of pressure garment measurement and use in burn rehabilitation.

Learn how gauze wrapping for post-burn hand management supports provides gentle compression for edema and scar control—ideal for resource-limited settings. Also watch our step-by-step guide.

Thinking about using Coban in post-burn hand management? Here's what therapists need to know about safety, skin protection, and when not to wrap, as well as a full step-by-step demonstration video.

Explore the pressure level of pressure garments and discover why tighter isn't always better. Learn about optimal pressure levels.

Learn what are the challenges for pressure therapy for shoulder burn scars and what side effects commonly occur.

How to balance the need for pressure therapy for burn scars (scar control), with the need to protect fragile and unstable scars?

We discuss how to choose among different interventions for pressure therapy for burn scars when scar stability is not optimal.

Discover pressure therapy options for burn scars. Learn about considerations for scar stability and effective intervention.

Sequence for wearing garments can impact the therapeutic effect of pressure therapy.

We will explain when pressure garments should be removed or kept on during rehabilitation exercises and key points to pay attention to.

Three factors to consider regarding the 23 hours rule for wearing pressure garments.

How can the therapist help prepare the patient’s transition towards a new pressure garment-free life and how to deal with concerns.

Why it's important to consider wounds when deciding whether pressure garments are an appropriate pressure therapy intervention.

A case to illustrate key points Chen-Jui HSU, Occupational Therapist, Taipei Rehabilitation Center, Sunshine Social Welfare Foundation...

Pocket sewed inside pressure garments to place an insert made of sponge or thick material can increase pressure in concave areas.

Learn how to make easy and inexpensive palmar inserts by using jeans that can be used underneath pressure garment gloves to control scars.