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Wound & fistulas

The eakin® IQ wound & fistulas section brings together clinical education, practical resources, real-world experience and patient perspectives to support healthcare professionals in understanding and managing these complex situations.

The goals of fistula drainage and wound care are prevention of skin loss, minimisation of pain and social isolation, effective control of drainage, and facilitation of wound closure.¹

¹ Gribovskaja-Rupp I, Melton GB. Enterocutaneous Fistula: Proven Strategies and Updates. Clin Colon Rectal Surg. 2016;29(2):130-137. doi:10.1055/s-0036-1580732
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Education. Evidence. Experience.

Explore our featured podcast, poster, and clinical case study to discover the latest education, evidence, and clinical insights from eakin® IQ.

Poster

Exploring the psychological impact of living with an enterocutaneous fistula. This poster highlights the emotional and quality-of-life challenges associated with ECFs, offering practical, trauma-informed approaches to support patients throughout their care journey.

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Clinical case study

Is it possible to achieve spontaneous closure of enterocutaneous fistula in the community? This case study will follow the care pathway of two clients, both with high output gastrointestinal fistula who were managed in a community setting.

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Continue your learning with a growing library of expert-led podcasts, webinars, white papers and clinical case studies, designed to help healthcare professionals deliver informed stoma care.
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Explore more about our eakin™ Wound Pouches

The wound product range

Available in many sizes, the pouches are suitable for use with small infants through to large post-operative wounds.

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eakin Wound Pouches™ in use

Our case studies show our wound care products in use and how they have helped health care professionals from around the world manage complex fistulas and wounds.

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Why eakin Wound Pouches™

Simple, yet extraordinary products for the management of fistulas and wounds that generate exudate.

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