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Wound Management & Prevention (WMP) is a peer-reviewed and indexed journal that embraces the overlapping disciplines of ostomy care, wound care, incontinence care, and related skin and nutritional issues. Readers include health care professionals from multiple disciplines, and the journal's largest readership is among advanced practice nurses.
Very simple office-based debridement for the outpatient wound. The goals of debridement are to take away the skin edges that would be hyperkeratotic, which would be around the edges. Those cells are actually cells that usually don't even know how to migrate across the wound bed and need to be removed.
Wound Care Wednesday in July focuses on the care and treatment of burn wounds, including the importance of removing biofilms. Join Dr Jonathan Johnson and esteemed guest speaker Dr Maria Goddard for this week’s conversation on best practices,...
Dr. Lantis shares insight and background on their poster, "Enhanced Wound Healing With Bioactive Glass," which was presented as a poster at 2023 SAWC Fall in Las Vegas, Nevada.
While appropriate wound management by qualified healthcare professionals is an integral part of treatment success, dressing choice and specification is equally important. As previously argued, wound-healing agents should adhere to certain specifications.
WOUNDS, the official journal of SAWC, invites you to Grapevine, TX, for SAWC Spring, April 30 – May 4, 2025, for advanced wound care education, innovation, and networking.
WOUNDS, the official journal of SAWC, invites you to Grapevine, TX, for SAWC Spring, April 30 – May 4, 2025, for advanced wound care education, innovation, and networking.
One type of wound, a PU, is defined as “any lesion caused by unrelieved pressure resulting in damage to underlying tissue. Pressure ulcers are usually located over bony prominences (such as the sacrum, coccyx, hips, heels) and are staged according to the extent of observable tissue damage.
Case Report from Wounds. pressure injury COVID-19 autologous activated platelet-rich plasma A 68-year-old male with a stage 4 pressure injury was treated with adjunct intravenous and intralesional autologous activated platelet-rich plasma.
Pain is a particular problem in wound management, where it is often regarded as an inevitable aspect of wound care. 10 Several studies have found that patients deem wound pain to be one of the most difficult symptoms to cope with in relation to chronic wounds. 11-13 The distress caused by wound pain can reduce compliance with wound management ...