Dr Thomas's publications on results of in-vitro studies

Physical properties of Dressings

1. Thomas, S. (1992). "Observations on the fluid handling properties of alginate dressings." Pharmaceutical Journal 248: 850-851.
   
   
2. Thomas, S. (1993). "Examining the properties and uses of two hydrogel sheet dressings." Journal of Wound Care 2(3): 176-179.
   
   
3. Thomas, S., and Fisher, B. et al. (1998). "Odour-absorbing dressings." Journal of Wound Care 7(5): 246-50.
   
   
4. Thomas, S. and Hay, N. P.(1994). "Assessing the hydro-affinity of hydrogel dressings." Journal of Wound Care 3(2): 89-92.
   
   
5. Thomas, S. and Hay, P.(1995). "Fluid handling properties of hydrogel dressings." Ostomy Wound Manage 41(3): 54-6, 58-9.
   
   
6. Thomas, S. and Jones, S.(1994). "Exothermic properties of polyurethane casting materials." Journal of Wound Care 3(5): 237-241.
   
   
7. Thomas, S. and Loveless, P. (1991). "A comparative study of the properties of six hydrocolloid dressings." Pharmaceutical Journal 247: 672-675.
   
   

Antimicrobial properties of dressings

1. Thomas, S. and Hay, N. P. (1991). "The antimicrobial properties of two metronidazole medicated dressings used to treat malodorous wounds." Pharmaceutical Journal March 2: 264-266.
   
   
2. Thomas, S. and McCubbin, P. (2003). "A comparison of the antimicrobial effects of four silver-containing dressings on three organisms." Journal of Wound Care 12(3): 101-107.
   
   
3. Thomas, S. and McCubbin, P.(2003). "An in vitro analysis of the antimicrobial properties of 10 silver-containing dressings." Journal of Wound Care 12(8): 305-8.
   
   
4. Thomas, S. and Ashman, P. (2004). "In-vitro testing of silver containing dressings." Journal of Wound Care 13(9): 392-393.