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How Scar Tissue Causes Pain and Tips for Management

How Scar Tissue Causes Pain and Tips for Management

I have again been inspired by my son to blog on a not so talked about topic, scar tissue pain. I have had patients through the years report scar pain, and I admit I did not know too much about it. I decided to dive into this topic a bit more when my son

3 Micronutrients to Help with Wound Healing

3 Micronutrients to Help with Wound Healing

Could metallic micronutrients be the missing link for your patient with a chronic wound? When we consider the nutrition required to optimize wound healing, protein supplementation is usually the star of the show. However, there are micronutrients involved in

Ready, Set, Go : Advances in Skin & Wound Care

Ready, Set, Go : Advances in Skin & Wound Care

As we greet the new year, skin and wound care professionals have once again shown their resiliency by continuing to creatively provide patient care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the pandemic was not anticipated, clinicians had to quickly adapt to new

Management of the diabetic foot – Infection Clinical Dilemmas

Management of the diabetic foot – Infection Clinical Dilemmas

Safari (Mac) 13.1+ Mobile Delegates joining a webinar via their mobile will be able to join directly through their Unique Join Link issued at registration. Speakers Prof. Dr Alberto Piaggesi , Director, DF Section, Dept. of Medicine, University of

Herpes Zoster (Shingles) Patient-Centered Wound Outcomes: A ... : Advances in Skin & Wound Care

Herpes Zoster (Shingles) Patient-Centered Wound Outcomes: A ... : Advances in Skin & Wound Care

Adjunct Associate Professor of Surgery, Robert Wood Johnson University Medical School, New Brunswick, NJ Wound Ostomy and Continence Nurse, Nursing 4 Wellness, Turners Falls, MA Chairman & Harvey Blank Professor, Dr. Phillip Frost Department of Dermatology &

How should clinical wound care and management translate to effective engineering standard testing requirements from foam dressings? Mapping the existing gaps and needs - PubMed

How should clinical wound care and management translate to effective engineering standard testing requirements from foam dressings? Mapping the existing gaps and needs - PubMed

. 2022 Feb 25. doi: 10.1089/wound.2021.0173. Online ahead of print. How should clinical wound care and management translate to effective engineering standard testing requirements from foam dressings? Mapping the existing gaps and needs Expand Affiliations 1

The Past, Present, and Future of Deep-Tissue (Pressure)... : Advances in Skin & Wound Care

The Past, Present, and Future of Deep-Tissue (Pressure)... : Advances in Skin & Wound Care

For the 35th anniversary of Advances in Skin & Wound Care, a variety of thought leaders have been invited to share their insight into a range of topics of current interest to the field. In this special installment of Practice Reflections, Dr Thomas P. Stewart

5 Wound Care Myths Still in Practice Today

5 Wound Care Myths Still in Practice Today

Since WCA was founded 20 years ago, our industry has made great strides and advancements in both technology and method. Unfortunately these changes aren’t always well-known, allowing for less effective and sometimes even harmful practices to continue. In

Reducing iatrogenic harm in the foot and ankle - DiabetesontheNet

Reducing iatrogenic harm in the foot and ankle - DiabetesontheNet

Reducing iatrogenic harm in the foot and ankle David Wylie, Pauline Johnston, Nicola Greenwood, Julie Smart, Violet Butters 27 Mar 2020 Page: 21 In June 2018, the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde podiatry service redesigned its offerings to accept responsibility