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Muir Charles Robertson

Mathias Kurt Herrlein

Manfred Plischke

John Peter Lankhof

Ulrich Kleinsteuber

Alexander Berk

Karl Michael Schumann

Mathais Kurt Herrlein

Ivan Jean Olliver

Jose Dominguez-Staedke

Disposable absorbent article such as a feminine hygiene pad, and adult incontinence article or a baby diaper having a minimised tendency for creating negative skin occlusion which might create over-hydration of the skin by exhibiting a low Breathability Value as impacted by the vapour permeability of backsheet materials and the respective areas as covered by such materials.

Disposable absorbent articles with reduced occlusion tendency

A disposable absorbent article sustaining low vapor phase moisture in the space as enclosed between and the wearer in use, such as can be evaluate by measuring relative humidity on a laboratory mannequin, such can be achieved by combining high performance, low rewet absorbent cores with breathable backsheet materials.

Disposable absorbent articles maintaining low vapor phase moisture content

A disposable absorbent article substaining low vapor phase moisture in the space as enclosed between the article and the wearer in use, such as can be evaluated by measuring relative humidity on a laboratory mannequin, such can be achieved by combining high performance, low rewet absorbent comes with breathable backsheet materials.

A disposable absorbent article aiming at improved skin aeration by combining the benefits of an absorbent core providing good rewet performance and of using backsheet materials, which where covering the core area, provide vapor permeability, and which have even higher vapor permeability in the chassis region(s) surrounding the core region.

Disposable absorbent articles with improved skin dryness performance and with improved core and chassis backsheet breathabilities

A disposable absorbent article aiming at improved skin aeration by combining the benefits of an absorbent core providing good rewet performance and of using backsheet materials, which, where covering the core area, provide high vapour permeability.

Disposable absorbent articles with improved skin dryness performance and with improved skin aeration

The present invention provides a new method for assessing disposable absorbent articles with regard to their impact on skin aeration by measuring relative humidity values in a mannequin test set up.

Method for assessing disposable absorbent articles

A disposable absorbent article aiming at improved skin aeration by combining the benefits of an absorbent core providing good rewet performance and of cloth-like backsheet materials, which provide high vapor permeability.

Disposable absorbent articles with breathable fabric feel backsheet

This invention is a disposable absorbent article ( ) covering certain parts of the body of the wearer and comprising a loading area, a storage area, as well as a chassis area, whereby the absorbent article has a specific skin hydration value, calculated from the individual skin hydration values of the respective areas.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Muir Charles Robertson