2010 Poster Abstracts

  1. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE INCIDENCE, CAUSES, PROGRESSION AND TREATMENT OF PRE-TIBIAL LACERATIONS IN THE ELDERLY
  2. A CLINICAL EVALUATION ON THE TREATMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH HEEL INJURIES USING A HYDROBALANCE DRESSING
  3. FOURNIER’S GANGRENE: A CLINICAL PRESENTATION OF NECROTIZING FASCITIIS CAUSED BY FISTULA COLON SKIN
  4. USE OF A NEW INTERFACE IN THE LOCAL TREATMENT OF LOSS OF SKIN SUBSTANCE
  5. «WHEN BAD COMES TO WORSE:» WOUNDS IN THE PERISTOMAL SKIN
  6. TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE NURSING WORLD
  7. CONTEMPORARY OPTIONS FOR SKIN SUBSTITUTION IN ACUTE WOUNDS
  8. A LABORATORY EVALUATION OF THE SEALING EFFECTS OF WOUND CONTACT LAYERS
  9. EXPERIENCE OF APPLICATION OF LIPIDOCOLLOID TECHNOLOGY DRESSINGS IN LOCAL TREATMENT OF BURNS
  10. FEEDBACK ON THE USE OF A SECONDARY HERMETIC DRESSING IN EQUATORIAL FORESTS (Guyana)
  11. USE OF A NEW SKIN SUBSTITUTE FOR THE TREATMENT OF A DEEP BURN OF THE FACE
  12. WITHDRAWN
  13. REMANENT EFFECT OF ANTISEPTIC SUBSTANCES ON HUMAN SKIN
  14. EXPOSURE OF BACTERIAL BIOFILMS, DEVELOPED IN A CDC BIOFILM REACTOR, TO SILVER BASED HYDROGELS
  15. REDUCING WOUND COLONIZATION BY “REPLACEMENT THERAPY” (PROBIOTICS) USING LACTOBACILLUS REUTERI, IN A TRIPHASIC WOUND MODEL
  16. THE ROLE OF MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASES IN WOUND HEALING
  17. INFLUENCE OF NANO-OLIGOSACCHARIDE FACTOR (NOSF) ON SKIN HEALING
  18. WOUND SURFACE PO2 IMAGING DURING PHYSIOLOGICAL CUTANEOUS WOUND HEALING
  19. BIOFILM IN CHRONIC WOUNDS
  20. THE EFFECTS OF ANTIGENICITY OF ADIPOSE-DERIVED STEM CELLS ON WOUND HEALING
  21. SIMILAR BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF GREEN AND BLACK POLYURETHANE FOAM IN NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY: GREEN FOAM FACILITATES MONITORING OF WOUND STATUS, BLEEDING AND EXUDATE
  22. PROTECTING VITAL ORGANS FROM BLEEDING AND RUPTURE DURING NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
  23. DIGITAL WOUND IMAGE ANALYSIS
  24. ADIPOSE-DERIVED EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX AS A BIOLOGICAL SCAFFOLD MATERIAL FOR WOUND HEALING
  25. MATRIX THERAPY RGTA BASED REGENERATIVE MEDICINE: CLINICAL STUDIES IN SEVERE CHRONIC WOUNDS AND DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS AND
    DEVELOPMENTS IN PLASTIC SURGERY
  26. LOW FRICTION MATERIAL IN THE PREVENTION OF FRICTION TRAUMA IN BEDBOUND PATIENTS
  27. EXPLORING THE BARRIERS TO ADOPTION OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN THE COMMUNITY SETTING
  28. THE EFFECT WOUND BED STATUS OF A IONIC SILVER DRESSINGS IN CANCER PATIENTS WITH MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUND
  29. SURFACE ACCOUSTIC WAVE PATCH GENERATES HEALING IN HARD TO HEAL WOUNDS
  30. IBUPROFEN FOAM DRESSINGS FOR WOUND PAIN POTENTIAL AS SUBSTITUTE FOR ORAL NSAIDS TO REDUCE SYSTEMIC SIDE EFFECTS
  31. AN IN VITRO COMPARISON OF ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY AND SILVER RELEASE FROM FOAM DRESSINGS
  32. CLINICAL EFFICACY OF AN ALTERNATIVE FOAM-BASED NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY SYSTEM
  33. BI-LAYERED CELL THERAPY IS IMPROVING THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF MITTEN DEFORMITIES IN A PATIENT WITH RECESSIVE DYSTROPHIC EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA
  34. PILOT STUDY TO EVALUATE THE USE OF CONTINUOUS TOPICAL OXYGEN THERAPY IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC WOUNDS
  35. USING THE IRRIGATION PORT ON FECAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS FOR MEDICATION INSTILLATION
  36. OPTIMIZING FAECAL CONTAINMENT USING INDIVIDUALIZED BALLOON VOLUMES
  37. INCONTINENCE-ASSOCIATED DERMATITIS PREVENTION AND TREATMENT – WHAT TO DO?
  38. WOUND MOISTURE CAN BE MEASURED WITHOUT DISTURBING THE DRESSING
  39. IMPROVING OUTCOMES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF GRADE 3 AND 4 PRESSURE ULCERS
  40. USE OF OXIDISED REGENERATED CELLULOSE IN FACILITATING WOUND HEALING
  41. ULTRASONIC TRANSPORT OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN TISSUE USING SAW TECHNOLOGY
  42. TIMELY INTERVENTION WITH NPWT EMERGING THOUGHTS ABOUT THE THERAPEUTIC WINDOW
  43. WITHDRAWN
  44. AM106: A SYNTHETIC CHONDROITIN SULPHATE WITH BENEFICIAL EFFECTS ON WOUND HEALING
  45. IMPROVEMENT AND MODULATION OF SECONDARY INTENTION HEALING USING A BILAYERED LIVING CELLBASED TREATMENT
  46. PERSISTENCE OF CELLS FROM BILAYERED LIVING CELLBASED TREATMENT: SUMMARY OF OVER 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
  47. ELECTROSTIMULATION IN WOUND TREATMENT: CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
  48. THE IMPORTANCE OF OPTIMAL WOUND BED AND PATIENT PREPARATION FOR TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY
  49. CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE USE OF AN INNOVATIVE BIOACTIVE MEDICATION (SODIUM HYALURONATE, COLLOIDAL SILVER) IN “NON RESPONSIVE” CUTANEOUS ULCERS
  50. VALUE OF A LIPIDO-COLLOID TECHNOLOGY MATRIX IMPREGNATED WITH NANO OLIGOSACCHARIDE FACTOR (METALLOPROTEINASE INHIBITOR) IN THE LOCAL TREATMENT OF FOOT WOUNDS IN DIABETIC PATIENTS
  51. A TRIO OF NEUROPATHIC FOOT ULCERS EFFECTIVELY MANAGED WITH A HYDROFIBRE GELLING FOAM DRESSING
  52. SUCCESFUL TREATMENT WITH COLLAGEN IN STAGNATED DIABETIC ULCERA
  53. COLLAGEN AND OXIDIZED REGENERATED CELLULOSE WITH SILVER: AN ECLECTIC WOUND DRESSING FOR DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS
  54. ELECTRIC STIMULATION IN NOT-HEALING WOUNDS: A VALUABLE APPROACH FOR PAIN
  55. DIABETIC FOOT ULCERATION AND MMPS EXPRESSIONS
  56. HOW TO DESIGN A RCT FOR EVIDENCE BASED INTERVENTION TO PREVENT DIABETES FOOT ULCERS
  57. HYDROFIBRE DRESSINGS WITH SILVER IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS
  58. ADOPTING A BIOFILM BASED WOUND MANAGEMENT APPROACH TO A COMPLEX POST-OPERATIVE DIABETIC FOOT WOUND
  59. PLATELET RICH FIBRIN SEEMS TO BE A SAFE AND EFFECTIVE TREAMENT IN DIABETIC PATIENTS WITH LOWER EXTREMITY FISTULAE
  60. DIABETIC FOOT: A SPECIALIZED NURSE CONSULTATION
  61. DIABETIC WOUNDS AND NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT)
  62. CONTROLLED NEGATIVE PRESSURE IN THE TREATMENT OF DIABETIC FOOT – CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NEW DEVICE
  63. A WARD-BASED IN-PRACTICE EVALUATION OF A FILM AND PAD POST OPERATIVE DRESSING
  64. ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE REDUCTION CAPACITY OF HYDROCELLULAR DRESSINGS APPLIED ON HEELS AND FOREFOOT
  65. AN OPEN LABEL NON COMPARATIVE STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF AN ALGINOGEL ON WOUNDS TREATED IN AN ARMY MILITARY HOSPITAL
  66. COMPOSITE HYDROGEL AND THERAPY RESISTANT ULCERS
  67. AN IN-VITRO STUDY SHOWING HOW A SECONDARY DRESSING CAN IMPACT THE MVTR OF A WOUND
  68. THE PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF SILVER CONTAINING BURN DRESSINGS
  69. RANDOMIZED STUDY TO EVALUATE THE REDUCTION IN SKIN DAMAGE CAUSED BY ADHESIVE DRESSING BY USE OF NOVEL SKIN PROTECTION FILMS
  70. ANTIBACTERIAL CONTACT LAYER WITH TECHNOLOGY LIPIDO-COLLOID AND LIGHT ABSORBENCY – A WAY FORWARD IN PAEDIATRIC BURN CARE
  71. CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NOVEL SILVER DRESSING
  72. A NEW SURGICAL DRESSING RANGE
  73. DONOR SITES: DO WE TREAT A UNIFORM WOUND IN A UNIFORM MANNER?
  74. TREATMENT OF CHRONIC INFECTED WOUNDS WITH POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS
  75. MANAGEMENT OF SPLIT-SKIN DONOR SITES WITH SYNTHETIC WOUND DRESSINGS: A COMPARATIVE CLINICAL STUDY
  76. APPLICATION OF NASCENT OXYGEN RELEASING WOUND RINSING SOLUTION AND WOUND GEL ON LEG ULCERS
  77. CLINICAL EXPERIENCES OF USING A SUPER ABSORBING DRESSING
  78. EVALUATION OF A NEW FOAM DRESSING FOR LOW AND MIDDLE EXUDING WOUNDS
  79. CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NEW HYDROGEL IN LOCAL WOUND TREATMENT
  80. EXPERIENCES OF A COMBINATION OF A SILICONE WOUND CONTACT LAYER WITH TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE
  81. CLINICAL EFFECTIVENESS OF ALGINATE SILVER DRESSING IN OUTPATIENT MANAGEMENT OF PARTIALTHICKNESS BURNS
  82. A LABORATORY EVALUATION OF A SOFT SILICONE SEALANT
  83. A SURVEY OF NURSING PRACTITIONERS TO ASSESS THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ALL-IN-ONE SOFT SILICONE FOAM DRESSING IN POST-OPERATIVE WOUND CARE
  84. SOFT SILICONE DRESSING WITH SILVER VERSUS SILVER SULFADIAZINE CREAM IN THE TREATMENT OF PARTIALTHICKNESS BURNS: A RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL
  85. EFFECT OF COLLAGEN/ORC/SILVER ON THE INFLAMMATION CHARACTERISTIC OF CHRONIC WOUNDS: THE IN VITRO AND CLINICAL EVIDENCE
  86. DESIGNING IN VITRO, IN VIVO AND CLINICAL EVALUATIONS TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE PATIENT AND CLINICIAN: DRESSING-WOUND ADHERENCE
  87. FLUID UPTAKE, SPREADING AND RETENTION CAPACITY OF FOAM DRESSINGS ON AN INCLINED PLANE
  88. A CLINICAL SURVEY TO ESTABLISH THE VIEWS OF WOUND CARE PRACTITIONERS ON THE EXTENT OF DIFFICULT-TO- DRESS WOUNDS
  89. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF A PORCINE ACELLULAR DERMAL MATRIX VERSUS A HYDROCOLLOID DRESSING IN SPLIT SKIN GRAFT DONOR SITES
  90. WITHDRAWN
  91. HYDRATED, SUPER ABSORBING COPOLYMER DRESSING AS A NEW THERAPEUTIC CHALLENGE FOR NON HEALING WOUNDS
  92. A UK COUNTY WIDE WOUND MANAGEMENT FORMULARY– FROM INCEPTION, THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION TO CLINICAL OUTCOMES – GETTING THE TIMING RIGHT
  93. THE COMPOSITE WOUND DRESSINGS FOR TREATMENT OF THE BURNS AND SKIN ULCERATIONS
  94. THE USE OF POLYHEXANIDE CONTAINING WOUNDCARE PRODUCTS IN NON- INFECTED WOUNDS
  95. AMINO ACIDIC GEL VERSUS HYDROGEL: WHICH IS THE QUICKER DEBRIDER?
  96. EVALUATION; FIRST EXPERIENCES OF AN NEW ONE SIDE SILICON CONTACT LAYER
  97. INFLUENCE OF HYALURONATE IODINE GEL ON RECALCITRANTS WOUNDS
  98. HYDROGEL SEEKS SECONDARY DRESSING... DESPERATELY
  99. EFFECTS OF 4 CALCIUM ALGINATE-BASED MEDICAL DEVICES ON HUMAN FIBROBLAST CULTURES
  100. AN EVALUATION OF A FOAM DRESSING IMPREGNATED WITH 0.5% POLYHEXAMETHYLENE BIGUANIDE (PHMB) WITHIN THE CARE PATHWAY OF THE DIABETIC FOOT ULCER
  101. AN EVALUATION OF 4 PATIENTS POST NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND HERAPY (NPWT) USING A FOAM DRESSING CONTAINING 0.5% POLYHEXAMETHYLENE BIGUANIDE (PHMB)
  102. A 25 PATIENT EVALUATION OF A FOAM DRESSING IMPREGNATED WITH 0.5% POLYHEXAMTHYLENE BIGUANIBE (PHMB)
  103. TECHNIQUE FOR TREATING SKIN TEARS IN THE ELDERLY BY AUTOGRAFT
  104. SKIN LESIONS IN RADIATION THERAPY: NURSES DECIDING CARE
  105. TREATMENT RADIODERMATITIS GRADES II AND III IN CANCER PATIENTS
  106. RADIODERMATITIS PREVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER TREATMENT IN RADIOTHERAPY
  107. SURGICAL TREATMENT OF BURNS WITH THE USE OF HYDROFIBRE DRESSING WITH SILVER
  108. PERFORMANCE OF A HYDRATION RESPONSE TECHNOLOGY (*) DRESSING IN MANAGING HEAVILY EXUDING WOUNDS
  109. THE PREVALENCE OF WOUNDS IN FLEMISCH HOSPITALS AND HOMES FOR THE ELDERLY
  110. WITHDRAWN
  111. WITHDRAWN
  112. IMPACT OF INTERPROFESSIONAL DIABETIC FOOT CENTRE ON DIABETES-RELATED AMPUTATION RATES IN AN UNDERDEVELOPED COUNTRY
  113. FROM HYPOTENSION THERAPY OUTPATIENT CLINIC TO WOUND MEETING POINT
  114. PROMOTING INDEPENDENCE IN THE HOME CARE SITUATION OF PARAPLEGICS WITH WOUNDS
  115. PROBLEMATIC WOUNDS TREATED IN PATIENT’S RECIDENSES BY SPECIALIZED NURSES, A HEALTH TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT
  116. A COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS OF A SILVER DRESSING FOR MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUND OF CANCER PATIENTS
  117. REIMBURSMENT OF WOUND CARE PRODUCTS IN PORTUGAL: A SURVEY
  118. COST COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DRESSINGS USED IN SUPERFICIAL PARTIAL THICKNESS BURNS
  119. ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND MANAGEMENT
  120. MEASURING AND DEMONSTRATING QUALITY IMPROVEMENTS IN PATIENTS RECEIVING NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
  121. A NEW WOUND CARE APPROACH YIELDS CONSIDERABLE FINANCIAL AND LOGISTICAL VALUE, AND HIGH SATISFACTION BY STAFF AND PATIENTS
  122. HELPING DELIVER HIGH QUALITY CARE WITHIN YOUR BUDGET
  123. DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW POSTGRADUATE QUALIFICATION FOCUSING ON SKIN INTEGRITY SKILLS & TREATMENT
  124. 8 YEARS CONTRIBUTION OF GAIF ON PORTUGUESE WOUND CARE PANORAMA
  125. HAND HYGIENE IN HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS – HOW DIFFICULT CAN IT BE?
  126. THE WOUND BOX: A TOOL TO STRENGTHEN THE CO-OPERATION IN WOUNDCARE
  127. WITHDRAWN
  128. DIFFICULTY OF DECISIONS CONCERNING TREATMENT MONITORING AFTER ASSESSMENT OF THE WOUND HEALING PHASE
  129. PRESENTATION OF A “PLAY-WOUNDS” GAME TO TEST WOUND AND HEALING KNOWLEDGE
  130. NURSES WOUND MANAGEMENT EDUCATION IN CZECH REPUBLIC
  131. IMPROVING CHRONIC OEDEMA MANAGEMENT ACCROSS A PCT: THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE
  132. WOUND MANAGEMENT EDUCATION OF NURSES IN CROATIA
  133. REGISTERED NURSES IN HOME NURSING SERVICE PREVENTING DIABETES FOOT ULCERS?
  134. DO WE HAVE EVIDENCE THAT TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE IS THE TREATMENT METHOD OF CHOICE FOR DEEP STERNAL WOUND INFECTION IN CARDIAC SURGERY?
  135. IMROVEMENT OF COMPRESSION BANDAGING BY TRAINING WITH A PRESSURE MONITOR
  136. LABORATORY AND CLINICAL PRACTICE OF TREATMENT EXECUTION FOR WOUND PATIENTS-OPINION OF NURSING STUDENTS Rui Baptista, Carlos Ferreira
  137. DIVERSITY OF TREATMENT FOR WOUND PATIENTS – OPINION OF THE NURSES
  138. RECOGNIZING INFECTED WOUNDS
  139. A PATIENT HEALTH PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR OPTIMUM HEALING MANAGEMENT
  140. THERAPEUTIC EDUCATION FOR DIABETIC PATIENTS: ‘I TAKE CARE OF MY FEET’
  141. IMPLEMENTATION OF A PRACTICAL PODOLOGICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR DIABETIC PEOPLE
  142. IS POLIHEXANIDE EFFECTIVE IN THE TREATMENT OF BIOFILMS IN WOUNDS
  143. THE USE OF TNP THERAPHY FOR METHICILLINRESISTANT-STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS INFECTED WOUND
  144. THE IMPORTANCE OF DRESSING CONFORMABILITY ON ANTIMICROBIAL ACTION OF SILVER-CONTAINING WOUND DRESSINGS: AN IN VITRO STUDY
  145. ELECTROTHERAPY AND INFECTED BEDSORES
  146. COMPARISON OF A SILVER ALGINATE AND SILVER CARBOXYMETHYL CELLULOSE DRESSING
  147. TRACKING MIC DISTRIBUTION BY DIFFERENT WOUND SPECIMENS
  148. ARE WOUND SPECIMENS COLONIZED WITH THE MOST RESISTANT ISOLATES AND ASSOCIATED WITH ANTIBIOTIC PRESSURE?
  149. ESTABLISHING THE “CRITICAL RATIO” AS A MICROBIAL BIOMARKER FOR CHRONIC WOUND CLASSIFICATION/STATUS
  150. CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF INFECTED ABDOMINAL MESH
  151. EVALUATING A FOAM DRESSING IMPREGNATED WITH 0.5% POLYHEXAMETHYLENE BIGUANIDE (PHMB) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF INFECTED VASCULAR ULCERS
  152. EFFECT OF SILVER DRESSINGS ON PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA BIOFILM IN AN IN VITRO WOUND INFECTION MODEL
  153. MANAGEMENT OF WOUND HEELING COMPLICATIONS AFTER TOTAL KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
  154. THE IN VITRO PERFORMANCE OF A NEW NON-ADHERENT SILVER ALGINATE DRESSING
  155. NEW GALENIC ANTISEPTIC SUBSTANCE CONTAINING KI3-COMPLEX AND HYALURON ACID FOR TREATMENT OF CHRONIC HARDLY HEALING WOUNDS
  156. SUBCUTANOEUS OLECRANON AND PATELLAR SEPTIC BURSITIS TOWARDS SHORTER DURATION OF ANTIBIOTIC ADMINISTRATION
  157. BURULI ULCER: TRANSMISSION AND TREATMENT OF THE MYCOBACTERIUM ULCERANS INFECTION
  158. OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAPHIC (OCT) AND IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL EVALUATION OF LOWER LIMB WOUND REPAIR UNDER HONEY
  159. TREATMENT OF LEG ULCERS WITH A NEW SOFTADHERENT FOAM DRESSING WITH TLC-NOSF (TECHNOLOGY LIPIDO-COLLOID WITH NANOOLIGOSACCHARIDE FACTOR)
  160. HEALING DISORDERS DURING THE COURSE OF CHEMOTHERAPY USING A TAXANE
  161. DOES SIMPLIFYING DRESSING CHOICE FOR CHRONIC LEG ULCERS IMPROVE PATIENT OUTCOME
  162. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF PYODERMA GANGRAENOSUM WITH INTRAVENOUS IMMUNOGLOBULINES DURING PREGNANCY
  163. TANTALUM-182 BRACHYTHERAPY-INDUCED MALIGNANT SKIN TUMOUR PRESENTING AS ULCER OF THE UPPER LEG
  164. IMPROVED GRANULATION RATE AND WOUND REDUCTION IN LONG STANDING HARD TO HEAL LOWER LEG ULCERS TREATED WITH CHARGED POLYSTYRENE MICROSPHERES: A PROSPECTIVE GERMAN MULTICENTER DATA COLLECTION STUDY
  165. THE USE OF AN INNOVATIVE GELLING FOAM IN PATIENTS WITH LEG ULCERS – CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
  166. EFFECT OF PERIWOUND SKIN PROTECTION ON WOUND HEALING: RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL IN VENOUS LEG ULCERS
  167. NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY AND BANDAGING IN VENOUS LEG ULCERS
  168. AN IMPORTANT HEALTH RESORCE IN THE PRIMARY CARE SETTING: THE LEG ULCERS UNIT
  169. HOLISTIC EFFECTS OF POLARIZED LIGHT (480-3400NM) IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC WOUNDS: DIRECT AND INDIRECT BENEFIT
  170. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SEASONAL ONSET OF CHRONIC VENOUS LEG ULCERS AND CLIMATIC FACTORS
  171. COMPRESSION THERAPY FOR MIXED VENOUS ARTERIAL DISEASE
  172. REPRODUCIBILITY OF SUB-BANDAGE RESTING AND WORKING PRESSURES WHEN REDUCED PRESSURE IS REQUIRED (ABPI < 0.8)
  173. COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN 2 SHORT STRETCH COMPRESSION SYSTEMS
  174. DEVELOPMENT OF AN ALGORITHM AS AN IMPLEMENTATION MODEL FOR A NEW COMPRESSION SYSTEM IN THE UK
  175. HYPERBARIC OXYGENATION AS AN ADJUVANT THERAPY IN TREATMENT OF COMPLICATED VENOUS LEG ULCERS
  176. MEASUREMENT OF CELL-MEDIATED IMMUNITY IN PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT VENOUS LEG ULCERS
  177. A PROSPECTIVE, NON-COMPARATIVE, CLINICAL EVALUATION TO DETERMINE THE EFFECT OF A NEW NON-ADHESIVE ABSORBENT ANTI-MICROBIAL HYDROCELLULAR DRESSING CONTAINING SILVER
    SULFADIAZINE (SSD) ON THE REDUCTION OF BIOBURDEN AND CLOSURE OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS
  178. CHRONIC LEG ULCER-ADVANCED TISSUE REPLACEMENT POSSIBILITIES
  179. DECISION TREE FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE OF LEG ULCERS
  180. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL TO EVALUATE DIFFERENT TREATMENT REGIMES WITH TOPICAL WOUND OXYGEN ON CHRONIC WOUNDS
  181. CHRONIC WOUND AT INTRAVENOUS DRUG USERS (IDUS) – CONTINUED PROSPECTIVE SURVEY
  182. TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITH HARD-TO-HEAL LEG ULCERS
  183. VALIDATION OF A PRESSURE ULCER RISK EVALUATION SCALE IN ONCOLOGY
  184. CONSERVATIVE TEATMENT OF AN ABSCESS-FORMING SACRAL DECUBIUTS WITH EXTENSIVE CAVITATION
  185. SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS
  186. AN EVALUATION OF A FRICTION/SHEAR REDUCING MATERIAL ON PATIENTS AT RISK OF PRESSURE ULCERATION IN A DISTRICT GENERAL HOSPITAL
  187. A PRATICAL TOOL FOR PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION
  188. PREVALENS STUDY AT A UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
  189. EFFICACY EVALUATION OF ANTI-DECUBITUS SYSTEM IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT
  190. A PILOT TRIAL OF TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY (TNP) FOR THE TREATMENT OF GRADE III/IV PRESSURE ULCERS
  191. BUERGUER IN THE ELDERLY: PRESSURE ULCERS ARE NOT ALWAYS PRESSURE ULCERS
  192. EVALUATION OF A HEEL PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION PROTOCOL I N AT-RISK PATIENTS (PAD, DIABETE) IN A GERIATRIC DEPARTMENT
  193. EFFECT OF A NEW METALLOPROTEINASE INHIBITOR (NOSF) IN THE LOCAL MANAGEMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS: RESULTS OF A CLINICAL STUDY
  194. WITHDRAWN
  195. FACTORS AFFECTING THE HEALING OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN A KOREAN ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL
  196. TENSOR FASCIA LATA (TFL) V-Y FLAPS FOR CLOSURE OF TROHANTER DEFECTS
  197. VALUE OF A SILVER LIPIDO-COLLOID INTERFACE IN THE TREATMENT OF LOCALLY INFECTED HEEL ULCERS
  198. SURGICAL DECUBITUS ULCERS TREATMENT (FASCIOCUTANEUS VS MYOCUTANEUS FLAPS)
  199. SURGICAL TACTICS IN THE TREATMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS
  200. PROBLEMATIC HEEL ULCERS CLOSED WITH POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS
  201. CAN ‘MOISTURE-RELATED SKIN CHANGES’ BE TREATED MORE EFFECTIVELY?
  202. WITHDRAWN
  203. THE PREVALENCE OF PRESSURE ULCERS IN A PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL IN THE Netherlands
  204. FROM THE BEDSORE PREVALENCE INQUIRY TO THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE ASSESSMENT
  205. TREATMENT OF A CHRONIC STAGE IV PRESSURE ULCER USING TOPICAL WOUND OXYGEN THERAPY
  206. PRESSURE ULCERS – RISK FACTORS PREVALENT BEYOND THE NORTON SCALE
  207. CHANGES IN (WOUND-SPECIFIC) QUALITY OF LIFE OF PATIENTS WITH DIFFERENT TYPES OF CHRONIC WOUNDS IN THE COURSE OF TIME
  208. THE LEVEL PAIN EXPERIENCED DURING THERAPY AND DRESSING CHANGES OF A GAUZE-BASED NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
  209. HYDROCELLULOSE BASED DRESSINGS (HCBD) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN WITH LOCALISED EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA SIMPLEX (EBS)
  210. PERILESIONAL SKIN AND QUALITY OF LIFE. A FACTOR TO CONSIDER IN CHOOSING A DRESSING? RESULTS OF THE SOFT ENQUIRY
  211. WOUNDCARE IN MOTION: EVALUATION OF A COLLAGEN BOVINE ORIGIN DRESSING ON HARD TO HEAL WOUNDS
  212. THE HEALING TIME
  213. WOUND TREATMENT: SWISS TRAINING AND CAMEROONIAN REALITY
  214. NEW APPROACHES TO THE OSTOMY COMPLICATIONS TREATMENT
  215. THE REPERCUSSION ON AVERAGE HOSPITAL STAYS OF USING AN IBUPROFEN-RELEASING DRESSING IN THE TREATMENT OF SURGICAL WOUNDS AFTER KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
  216. WOUND TREND SCALE (WTS): WOUND DOCUMENTATION FOR TREND IDENTIFICATION AND COST-ANALYSIS
  217. POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF NEONATES AND INFANTS WITH SEVERE FORMS OF EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA (EB)
  218. DRAMATIC REDUCTION OF SWELLING AND BRUISING ON SEVERE SPORTS INJURIES WHEN USING POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS
  219. PAR4, PERCENTAGE AREA REDUCTION IN 4 WEEKS, A ROBUST PREDICTOR OF TOTAL WOUND HEALING 
  220. DEVELOPMENT OF A MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUND MANAGEMENT GUIDELINE: A DELPHI STUDY
  221. ARE NURSES WHO WORK IN THE ELDERY CARE SETTINGS THE TRUE TISSUE VIABILITY SPECIALISTS?
  222. VALUE OF A NEW INTERFACE IN THE LOCAL TREATMENT OF HEREDITARY EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA LESIONS
  223. LOCAL TREATMENT OF ARTERIAL WOUNDS WITH A DRESSING CONTAINING NANO-OLIGOSACCHARIDE FACTOR IN AMPUTEES
  224. MANAGEMENT OF EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA WITH A NON-ADHERENT CONTACT LAYER WITH TECHNOLOGY LIPIDO-COLLOID (TLC)
  225. A RANDOMIZED, CONTROLLED STUDY COMPARING THE COSMETIC OUTCOME OF AN INNOVATIVE SKIN CLOSURE DEVICE WITH SUTURE
  226. THE DOUCHE: SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE CLEANING WITH LIMITED MEANS
  227. REPAIRING OF BURULI ULCER DRESSING: PROPOSITION OF ANALGESICS
  228. INTEREST OF A NEW INTERFACE IN THE LOCAL TREATMENT OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC WOUNDS; RESULTS OF A CLINICAL TRIAL
  229. TREATMENT OF AN ULCEROUS WOUND IN A DEMENTIA PATIENT: STAKES OF HOLISTIC TREATMENT
  230. MANAGEMENT OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS WITH A LIPIDOCOLLOID MATRIX IMPREGNATED WITH NOSF (NANO-OLIGOSACCHARIDE FACTOR): RESULTS OF A CLINICAL STUDY
  231. THE USAGE OF HYDROFIBER TECHNOLOGY IN MANAGING CHRONIC WOUNDS AND THE MONITORING OF ITS ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY
  232. AN EXPLORATION OF WOUNDS IN AN ACUTE CARE SETTING
  233. WITHDRAWN
  234. WITHDRAWN
  235. ALCOHOL-BASED DISINFECTANT BURNS IN NINE NEONATES
  236. SUPPORTIVE THERAPY WITH BIO-OCCLUSIVE DRESSING AFTER RADIOTHERAPY FOR BASAL CELL CARCINOMA
  237. POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS GIVE PAIN RELIEF AND WOUND CLOSURE OF HARD TO HEAL WOUNDS ON THALASSEMIA PATIENTS
  238. COMPARISON OF LOCAL ANAESTHESIA FOR SURGICAL DEBRIDMENT
  239. AN INTERNETBASED CLINICAL DATABASE. EXPERIENCES AND OUTCOME
  240. THE FATE OF CRYOPRESERVED FAT ASPIRATES AFTER IN VIVO TRANSPLANTATION
  241. THE EFFECT OF SPHINGOSINE-1-PHOSPHATE IN MICROFAT GRAFT
  242. EVALUATION OF A HYDROGEL FOR MOIST DESQUAMATION SKIN REACTION FROM RADIOTHERAPY
  243. THE 3-D SCANNING WITH COLORIMETER; AN EASIER METHOD OF WOUND’S MOUSE LABORATORY MEASURES
  244. AN EVALUATION OF THE MANAGEMENT OF FAECAL INCONTINENCE IN TWO INTENSIVE CARE UNITS
  245. STEVEN JOHNSON SYNDROME
  246. TREATMENT OF STEVENS-JOHNSON
  247. WITHDRAWN
  248. NANOCRYSTALLINE SILVER DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PYODERMA GANGRENOSUM COMPLICATING ULCERATIVE COLITIS
  249. LEG CONQUASATION TREATED WITH LOCAL FLAPS AND TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE
  250. FREE FLAPS IN TREATMENT OF COMPLEX HEEL DEFECTS
  251. BIOFILM AND SKIN COMPLICATIONS DUE TO NUTRITIONAL CUTANEOUS OSTOMIES: LOCAL TREATMENT WITH PHB WOUND GEL. CASE REPORTS
  252. PRESSURE ULCER EVOLUTION AND ITS RELATED COST CASE STUDY
  253. TREATMENT OF CHRONIC ULCERATION WITH WOUND BED PREPARATION CONCEPT COMBINED WITH LOWENERGY LASER THERAPY A REPORT OF TWO CASES
  254. ASSESSMENT OF “NEW” ANTI-BEDSORE SUPPORTS IN VARIOUS TREATMENT LOCATIONS
  255. TEN CASE STUDIES ON THE USE OF A TWO LAYER BANDAGE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LYMPHOVENOUS OEDEMA
  256. EVALUATION OF A HONEY AND SILVER BASED PREPARATION IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC WOUNDS
  257. PERTINENCE OF REVISING THE NURSE DIAGNOSIS “INTEGRITY IMPAIRMENT OF THE SKIN” THROUGH THE EXAMPLE OF A BEDSORE
  258. EVALUATION OF A GELLING FOAM DRESSING ON A VENUS LEG ULCER UNDER COMPRESSION BANDAGE FOR 7 DAYS- A CASE STUDY
  259. MAGGOT THERAPY: OUR EXPERIENCE UTILIZING THEM FOR THE TREATMENT OF NECROTIC LEG ULCERS
  260. THE MANAGEMENT OF A CHRONIC PRESSURE ULCER; COMBINING A TRILOGY OF DEBRIDEMENT, DRESSINGS A THIN HYDROCOLLOID, HYDROFIBER RIBBON DRESSING AND A GELLING FOAM DRESSING) AND REDISTRIBUTION OF PRESSURE
  261. TREATING INFECTED WOUNDS WITH A HYDRO BALANCE DRESSING CONTAINING PHMB
  262. TREATING A WOUND AND TWO BEDSORES WITH A SUPERABSORBENT DRESSING
  263. TREATMENT OF A REINFECTED VENOUS ULCER WITH A HYDRO BALANCE DRESSING CONTAINING PHMB
  264. TREATMENT OF CUTANEOUS RADIONECROSES WITH A COLLAGEN DRESSING
  265. AUTOLOGOUS PLATELET GEL WOUND THERAPY SUPPORTED BY A NEW CLEAR ACRYLIC ABSORBENT DRESSING Ivan Degrieck, Jan Hendrickx
  266. CHRONIC LYMPHOEDEMA – A PATIENTS PERPETUAL JOURNEY FOR TREATMENT
  267. FOLLOW-UP OF ULCER TREATMENT DURING A TRAINING PROGRAM AND EXCHANGES IN CAMEROON
  268. BI-LAYER CELL THERAPY: IS IT APPROPRIATE FOR HOME TREATMENT
  269. DEEP FACIAL CHEMICAL BURN – EMERGENCY, ASSESSMENT, MANAGEMENT AND RECONSTRUCTION
  270. USE OF NEW CONTACT LAYER DRESSING IN THE WOUND CARE
  271. ASSESSMENT OF A DRESSING SOAKED WITH PHMB FOR THE TREATMENT OF INFECTED WOUNDS
  272. SUCCESFUL TREATMENT WITH COLLAGEN IN STAGNATED CHRONIC WOUNDS
  273. USE OF A HYDRO BALANCE DRESSING IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC EXUDATIVE INFECTED WOUNDS
  274. POLYHEXANIDE IN VENOUS ULCER WITH ASSOCIATED FUNGAL INFECTION
  275. ELEPHANTIASIS WITH WOUNDS – A CHALLENGE FOR TREATMENT
  276. EVALUATION OF THE TOPIC POLIHEXANIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS IN PATIENT WITH DIABETIC NEUROPATHY – CASE REPORT
  277. TREATMENT OF ACUTE TRAUMATIC WOUNDS IN AN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: VALUE OF A READY-TO-USE SILVER-IMPREGNATED
    LIPIDO-COLLOID INTERFACE
  278. USING AN INNOVATIVE SKIN CLOSURE DEVICE IN THE TREATMENT OF CUTS AND LACERATIONS
  279. EXTRACELLULAR MATRIX PROTEIN: REBUILDING LIVES NOT JUST WOUNDS
  280. EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A HYDROPOLIMERIC IONIC SILVER DRESSING ON THE MOST FREQUENT WOUND PATHOGENS. A CASE SERIES
  281. WITHDRAWN
  282. A NOVEL APPROACH TO THE MANAGEMENT OF EXOMPHALOS IN THE NEONATE
  283. AN EFFECTIVE SOLUTION IN THE TREATMENT OF A CASES OF ARTERIAL DISEASE
  284. MULTIPLE CAVITY WOUNDS IN A PATIENT WITH COMPLEX MEDICAL PROBLEMS HEALED USING NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
  285. USE OF A MULTILAYER COLLAGEN FLAP IN CHRONIC SKIN LESIONS: A POSTERIORI REVIEW
  286. DIABETIC FOOT AND POLYHEXANIDE: HOW FAR CAN WE GO?
  287. CARE OF TWO PATIENTS FOLLOWING EXTENSIVE DEBRIDEMENT OF DAMAGED TISSUE ARISING FROM INTRAVENOUS INJECTION OF HEROIN CONTAMINATED WITH ANTHRAX
  288. THE EFFECT OF HONEY WOUND GEL ON THE HEALING OF A CHRONIC WOUND
  289. WITHDRAWN
  290. AN EVALUATION OF A FOAM DRESSING IMPREGNATED WITH 0.5% POLYHEXAMETHYLENE BIGUANIDE (PHMB) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF COMPLEX WOUNDS
  291. CASE REPORT: NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY OF WOUND DEHISCENCE AFTER NEUROSURGERY
  292. A CASE STUDY SERIES EVALUATION OF A SILICONE COATED FOAM DRESSING IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY
  293. FIRST EXPERIENCES WITH A NEW ‘SOFT SILICONE’ WOUND CONTACT LAYER
  294. CHRONIC OSTEOMIELITIS TRATMENT USING MICROSURGICAL GRACILIS MUSCULOCUTANEUS FLAP
  295. AMELOGENIN THERAPY: HOLISTIC APPROACH TO WOUND CARE
  296. THE USE OF CALCIUM ALGINATE SILVER MATRIX DRESSINGS IN PATIENTS LIVING WITH THE AIDS IN SOUTH AFRICA
  297. SQUAMOUS CELL CARCINOMA MASQUERADING AS A CHRONIC WOUND
  298. THREE CASE STUDIES SELECTED FROM A PILOT STUDY USING A NOVEL INTERMITTENT PNEUMATIC COMPRESSION (IPC) DEVICE IN THE RESOLUTION AND MANAGEMENT OF NON-HEALING LOWER LIMB ULCERS
  299. THE COST EFFECTIVENESS OF USING CALCIUM ALGINATE SILVER MATRIX IN THE TREATMENT OF WOUNDS
  300. PAINFUL MUTILATING ULCERATION OF FEET IN SPASTIC DIPLEGIA RESULTING FROM ACROANGIODERMATITIS
  301. MANAGEMENT MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUND SLOUGHING USING A HONEY DRESSING
  302. EFFECTIVENESS OF POLYHEXAMETHYLENE BIGUANIDE HYDROCLORIDE (PHMB) FOAM DRESSING IN A CASE OF POST-TRAUMATIC SALIVARY PAROTID FISTULA
  303. CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH A SKIN STAPLER
  304. SYMMETRICAL PERIPHERAL DIGITAL GANGRENE FOLLOWING SEVERE MALARIA
  305. WITHDRAWN
  306. MANAGEMENT OF DIFFICULT FISTULAE IN PATIENTS WITH ABDOMINAL WOUNDS
  307. USING WOUND BED PREPARATION TO HEAL A NECK MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUND: A SINGLE CASE STUDY
  308. THE ANKLE-ARM INDEX AND THE ARTERIAL ATHEROSCLEROTIC PATRHOLOGY
  309. TREATMENT OF COMPLEX PYODERMA GANGRENOSUM (PG) NEEDS A MULTIDISCIPLINARY STRATEGY
  310. MANAGEMENT OF A DEHISCED ABDOMINAL WOUND WITH TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY: A CASE STUDY
  311. CASE STUDY: REMOVAL OF BIOFILM IN INFECTED VENOUS LEG ULCER (VLU) USING POLYHEXANIDE AND BETAINE WOUND IRRIGATION AND GEL
  312. ESTIM IN TREATMENT OF PAIN IN LEG ULCERS. A CASE SERIES OBSERVATION
  313. WITHDRAWN
  314. EFFICACY OF THE TREATMENT OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS WITH FETAL FIBROBLASTS
  315. LIGHTNING INJURY: MULTIPLE CASE REPORT
  316. HYDROXUREA INDUCED ULCERATION AFTER BREAST SURGERY
  317. POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS: REDUCTION OF EDEMA AND PAIN ON SURGICAL WOUNDS
  318. THE COMBINATION OF LAVAGE TECHNIQUE WITH TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY FOR THE CLOSURE OF DEEP WOUNDS
  319. ULCUS CRURIS OF UNKNOWN CAUSE
  320. CASE REPORT: SECOND DEGREE BURNS TREATED WITH SOFT SILICONE COATED DRESSINGS
  321. REGAINING THE TRUST OF A PATIENT AND HER FAMILY IN A PAINFUL WOUND CARE SITUATION
  322. SUPERABSORBENT WOUND DRESSINGS IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
  323. THE USE OF ALLOGENIC KERATINOCYTE ALLOGRAFTS IN HARD-TO-HEAL WOUNDS: A CASE REPORT
  324. SUCCESFUL TREATMENT OF A DIABETIC PLANTAR ULCER WITH THE COMBINATION OF TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY AND LAVAGE TECHNIQUE
  325. AMPUTATION DUE TO BUERGER’S DISEASE, A CHALLENGING WOUND
  326. TRAUMATIC LEG ULCER IN A PATIENT WITH A DERMATOLOGICAL PROBLEM
  327. WITHDRAWN
  328. A VERY OLD TREATMENT IN A VERY NEW FORMULATION
  329. WHAT TO DO AFTER LIMB REPERFUSION, IN DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS?
  330. SAVE A LIMB TO SAVE A LIFE
  331. WOUND MANAGEMENT WITH FOAM WITH PHMB
  332. WOUND HEALING AND SKIN TEAR PREVENTION IN THE INTENSIVE CARE UNIT: A NOVEL APPROACH TO A CLINICAL CHALLENGE
  333. WOUND CARE IN PLASTIC SURGERY: THERAPEUTICAL OPTIONS
  334. THE TREATMENT OF A LYMPHEDEMA WITH THE HELP OF A 2 LAYER COMPRESSION SYSTEM – A CASE STUDY
  335. SUCCESSFUL LOCAL TREATMENT OF A MULTIFACTORIAL VENOUS ULCER WITH THE HELP OF A 2 LAYER COMPRESSION SYSTEM – A CASE STUDY
  336. HONEY + CLAY, A NEW ALTERNATIVE FOR BREAST CANCER WOUNDS?
  337. SURGICAL SITE INFECTION FOLLOWING EXCISIONAL BIOPSY. RESULTS OF A MULTIMODAL TREATMENT IN A PATIENT SUFFERING FROM NON-HODGKIN LYMPHOMA (NHL)
  338. WOUND ELECTROSTIMULATION, CLINICAL EXPERIMENTS
  339. LIMB SALVAGE WITH TOPICAL WOUND OXYGEN – TWO CASES OF COMPLEX WOUNDS IN MULTIMORBID PATIENTS AND IMMINENT MAJOR AMPUTATION
  340. CASE STUDY: TREATMENT OF A CHRONIC WOUND IN A PATIENT WITH TAKAYASU’S ARTERITIS WITH TOPICAL WOUND OXYGEN IN OUT-PATIENT SETTING IN LATVIA
  341. TOPICAL OXYGEN TREATMENT (TWO) IN TWO CASES WITH PRESSURE ULCERS IN Finland
  342. FIRST EXPERIENCE IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC VENOUS ULCERS WITH TOPICAL WOUND OXYGEN IN OUT-PATIENT SETTING IN LATVIA
  343. TREATMENT OF ETIOLOGICALLY DIFFERENT CHRONIC WOUNDS WITH THE BI-LAYERED HUMAN SKIN EQUIVALENT AFTER ITS RECENT RE-INTRODUCTION IN SWITZERLAND – CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN INDIVIDUAL CASES FAILING TO RESPOND TO CONVENTIONAL THERAPY
  344. THERAPY OF A SEPTIC FOREFOOT PHLEGMONE WITH TOPICAL WOUND OXYGEN IN AN INTENSIVE CARE SETTING: A CASE REPORT
  345. DIFFERENT CHALLENGES, ONE SOLUTION
  346. ELECTROSTIMULATION: AN INTERESTING METHOD FOR HEALING
  347. PREVENTING DECUBITUS ULCERS, THE ROLE OF NUTRITION IN A CLINICAL CASE
  348. SALVAGE OF COMPLEX BKA STUMP HEALING FAILURE WITH HYPERBARIC OXYGEN AND MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE
  349. DEBRIDEMENT OF A NECROTIC DIABETIC FOOT ULCER USING HYDROTHERAPY, A CASE STUDY
  350. CASE REPORT: SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF SEVERE BURN WOUNDS USING HBOT (HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY) AND SKIN SUBSTITUTES, WITHOUT AUTOLOGOUS SKIN GRAFTING
  351. MANAGEMENT OF A CATEGORY 4 PRESSURE ULCER ON A CRITICALLY ILL PATIENT FOLLOWING SURGERY FOR A PAROTID ADENOMA USING A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO MODERN WOUND CARE WITH HYDROFIBER DRESSING TECHNOLOGY
  352. CHALLENGING THE HABITUAL USE OF THE 4 LAYER BANDAGE
  353. THE WELSH WOUND NETWORK: FIRST STEPS TOWARDS NATIONAL REPORTING OF THE OCCURRENCE OF PRESSURE ULCERS
  354. TELE WOUND CARE-A NEW MODALITY OF TREATMENT FOR PATIENTS IN REMOTED AREAS
  355. WOUNDPEDIA: DEVELOPING CONSENSUS ON JUSTIN-TIME EVIDENCE BASED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR WOUND PAIN MANAGEMENT
  356. DECUBITUS SCALES IN COMPARISON
  357. BODERLINE DISORDER AND AUTOMUTULATION, THE APPEARANCE OF WOUNDS AND HOW TO COPE WITH THESE GROUP OF PATIENTS
  358. THE SURGICAL DRESSING MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (SDMA) CORE CURRICULUM FOR WOUND CARE
  359. NURSE CONSULTATION PROJECT: MONITORING CHRONIC WOUNDS
  360. GOOD SKIN CARE? YES WE CAN
  361. FALLS! – IMPACTS! – HEMATOMAS?
  362. ASSESSMENT INSTRUMENTS FOR THE RISK ASSESSMENT AND CLASSIFICATION OF INCONTINENCEASSOCIATED DERMATITIS (IAD) FOR NURSING PRACTICE

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