Compression and Chronic Wound Management
By: Mani, Raj (Edited By).
Contributor(s): Rerkasem, Kittipan (Edited By) | Nair, Harikrishna K. R. (Edited By) | Shukla, Vijay (Edited By).
Material type:
BookPublisher: Switzerland Springer International Publishing c2019Description: 230.ISBN: 978-3-030-01194-9.Subject(s): MedicalDDC classification: 617.14
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This book evaluates the various evidence-based arguments for the use of compression to treat chronic wounds. It describes the growing health burden caused by these lesions with vast sums spent on wound management and its associated complexities around the world. Since compression is the mainstay of treatment in venous conditions ranging from varicose veins through venous leg ulcers, the authors have also evaluated the use of compression techniques in the successful management of lymphoedema and certain orthopaedic conditions.
Compression and Chronic Wound Management provides a balanced text on how to apply scientific knowledge to ensure pragmatic clinical practice. It therefore represents an essential resource for residents, specialists and researchers in wound management, whether they are dermatologist, vascular medicine physicians and surgeons, or orthopaedic practitioners.
Contents:
The Public Health Burden of Chronic Wounds Needs a Whole Systems Approach -1-11
Physics of Using Compression to Treat Venous Leg Ulcers and Other Conditions of the Lower Extremities -13-37
Delivering Compression to Treat Chronic Wounds in the UK & Ireland -39-63
Difficult to Compress Legs with Venous Disease -65-79
Surgical Solutions Are an Alternative to Compression Bandaging in Venous Leg Ulcer -81-103
The Use of Compression to Treat Venous Leg Ulcers: The Inadequacy of Current Compression Systems Especially in Tropical Nations- 105-115
The Use of Compression to Treat Venous Leg Ulcers in Traditional Chinese Medicine Practice- 123-144
Compression Therapy Using Low Cost Materials for Managing Different Grades of Lymphoedema in India- 145-178
Alternative Technological Approaches to Achieving Improved Venous Return- 179-184
Advances in Devices that Offer Lower Limb Compression- 185-197
Flap Surgery and Compression Therapy- 199-203
Compression for Managing Scars- 205-214
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