1. Responsibilities And Actions: A Public Health Perspective
2. The European Perspective On Responsibility And Actions For Doctors And Nurses
3. Responsibilities In The Use Of Wound Care Products
4. Innate Immunological Mechanisms Play Important Roles In Wound Healing
5. Use Of An Evaluation Scale For Risk Of Infection – Results Of A Binational Observational Study (Imag) Including 4960 Patients
6. Rapid Scanning Laser Confocal Microscopy (Rslcm) As A Method To Assess The Efficacy Of Ionic Silver On Biofilms
7. Hygienic Safety Of A New Hydrodynamic Wound Debridement System
8. Innovative Strategy To Prevent Incontinence Dermatitis
9. Bacteriology Of Wounds Of Lower Extremities And Their Effect On The Wound Healing
10. Follow-Up Of Amputation Rate And Related Factors In Diabetic Foot Center
11. Ulcers Infection Evaluation In A Portuguese Diabetic Foot Community Clinic
12. Analysis Of Minor Amputation And Other Surgical Interventions In Patients With Diabetic Foot Regarding To Necessity Of Their Re-Hospitalisation
13. Project On Integral Care For Diabetic Foot Patients: Profile Of Patients Attended
14. A Case Control Study Of Predictors Of Foot Ulceration In Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis (Ra)
15. Maggot Debridement Therapy In Patients With Diabetic Foot
16. Standardising Criteria For Evaluating Pressure Ulcers In Accordance With Puclas
17. The Surgical Treatment Of Decubitus Ulcers In Sacral And Trochanteric Area – Our Experience
18. An Exploration Of Staff Nurses’ Knowledge Of Pressure Ulcer Prevention
19. District-Wide Wound Care Audit: Pressure Ulcer Data Across Acute And Community Trusts
20. Cushions Or Casualties? Are Patients With Full-Time Needs Getting Part-Time Care?
21. A Retrospective Clinical Audit To Examine Data Related To Patients Admitted To The Acute Sector With A) Primary Diagnosis Of Leg Ulceration B) Secondary Diagnosis Of Leg Ulceration; Within A Six Month Period
22. Analysis Of Costs Attributable To Cutaneous Sores In The Territory Of The Local Health Unit Of Florence
23. Health-Related Quality Of Life, Treatment Burden And Quality Of Medical Care Of Patients With Venous Leg Ulcers In Germany
24. Costs-Of-Illness Of Venous Leg Ulcers In Germany – A Nationwide Cross-Sectional Study
25. Cost-Effectiveness In Modern Wound Management Observation Study With An Hydrobalance Biocellulose Based Wound Dressing In Germany
26. Patient’s Wound Care Product Availability In Finland – Controlled Questionnaire Study In Years 2006-2007
27. Interprofessional Education In Wound Care Settings
28. Setting Up Randomised Clinical Trials In Wound Care
29. Evaluation Of The Impact Of A Post-Graduate Training Programme For Treating Wounds In Trainees’ Clinical Practice
30. Wound Related Pain: Evaluating The Impact Of Education On Nursing Practice
31. Subsidising Wound Treatment Materials In Portugal: Awareness Of Health Professionals
32. Interprofessional Mentoring Wound Care Model For Persons With Special Needs And Disabilities
33. Algorithm For Managing Venous Ulcers In Lower Limbs In Primary Health Care
34. Derma-Pace Extracorporeal Shockwave Treatment For Chronic Skin Ulcers
35. Patients With Venous Ulcers Treated With The 4-Layer Compression Bandaging System: The Immediate Haemodynamic Effect Of The Additional Use Of A Sequential Compression Device
36. Elastic Stockings And Ulcer Treatment: What About Pressure And Stiffness?
37. Ulcus Cruris Venosum – Echosonographic And Ultrasound Examination
38. Management Of Venous Leg Ulcers With Two Active Wound Dressings. Results Of A Randomized Clinical Trial
39. Science And Evidence Based Medicine – A Critical Approach To Ebm
40. Comparison Of The Binding Capacity Of Collagen From Different Origin For Il-1beta And Tnf-Alpha
41. Bacterial Sequestration By Hydrogels
42. Differential Cell Death Programmes Induced By Silver Dressings In Vitro
43. Low Recruitment Of Immune Cells And Preserved Expression Of Cytokines And Growth Factors In The Margin Of Diabetic Foot Ulcers
44. Implementation Of The Clean And Close Concept For Treatment Of Surgical And Chronic Wounds In Three University Centres In Berlin – Germany
45. Qualitative Responses To Pain Between Countries
46. Acupuncture And Woundhealing
47. The Impact Of Compression Therapy On The Quality Of Life In Pacients With Chronic Leg Ulcer
48. Impact Of Chronic Wounds On Quality Of Life
49. The Long-Term Effects Of A Multidisciplinary Wound Care Provision System On The Patient’s Quality Of Life: Pain Relief And Improved Mobility
50. Quality Of Life Of Cancer Patients With Malignant Fungating Wound
51. The Use Of Topical Negative Pressure ‘Tnp’ In A Surgical Unit In A District General Hospital, A 4 Year Review
52. Topical Negative Pressure(Tnp) Therapy Is Superior To Conventional Dressing Therapies In Patients With Chronic Wounds. A Meta-Analysis
53. Topical Negative Pressure Versus Conventional Treatment Of Deep Sternal Infection In Cardiac Surgery
54. Faster Abdominal Closure Based On Dynamic Sutures
55. A Prospective Clinical Evaluation Of A Topical Negative Pressure (Tnp) Wound Therapy System In The Resolution And Management Of Complex Wounds
56. Wound Complexity And Healing
57. Psychological Factors And Delayed Healing
58. Economic Burden Of Hard-To-Heal Wounds
59. Dermatological Treatment Of Malignant Wounds
60. Malignant Wounds. A Randomized Clinical Trial Investigating A Complementary Multidimensional Intervention
61. Local Management Of Malignant Ulcers
62. Malignant Ulcers-Multidisciplinary Treatment
63. Skin Cancer In A Leg Ulcer Clinic
64. Evaluation Of A Novel Two Layer Compression Stocking System In The Treatment Of Venous Leg Ulcers
65. Ultrasound-Guided Foam Sclerotherapy For The Treatment Of Venous Leg Ulcers
66. Implementation Of A Compression-Therapy Protocol For Service Users With A Venous Ulcer
67. Leg-Ulcer Compression Therapy: A Hospital’s Experience
68. Quality Of Life In The Patients With Chronic Leg Ulcers
69. Results Of Rct On The Antimicrobial Effectiveness Of A New Silver Alginate Wound Dressing
70. Evaluation Of Cellulose And Polyhexamethylene Biguanide In Therapy Of Infected Wounds
71. Patient Benefit Index – A New Methodology For The Assessment Of Patient−Defined Benefits In Wound Therapy
72. A Laboratory Survey Of The Antimicrobial Properties Of Honey-Containing Dressings
73. Major Burns In Premature Neonate Twins: 5 Year Follow-Up
74. Hydrofibre Dressing With Silver In The Management Of Split-Thickness Donor Sites
75. Efficacy And Safety Of A Novel Super-Oxidized Solution (Sos) In Managing Post-Surgical Lesions Of The Diabetic Foot – A Prospective, Randomized
    Clinical Trial
76. Prevalence Of Risk Factors For “Diabetic Foot” Ulcers
77. Allograft In The Treatment Of Nonhealing Skin Ulcers
78. Profile Of Patients Attended At A Secondary Diabetic Foot Care Centre In A Big City
79. Use Of Allogenic Dermoepidermal Grafts Can Accelerate Healing Of Diabetic Foot Disease
80. Safety And Efficacy Of A Dermal Substitute In The Coverage Of Cancellous Bone After Surgical Debridment For Severe Diabetic Foot Infection
81. Pressure Ulcer Prevention: A Framework For Quality And Research Projects
82. Point Prevalence Of Pressure Ulcers At One Canadian Academic Hospital
83. Quality Of Life And Depression Of Elderly Whith Pressure Ulcer
84. How Do Spanish Nurses Assess Pressure Ulcers Risk?
85. Repositioning For The Treatment Of Pressure Ulcers – A Cochrane Systematic Review
86. Net-Based Guidance For Improving Ulcer Care
87. Do Pharmacists Percieve Their Role In Wound Management?
88. Wound Healing And Elderly Patients In A French Teaching Hospital
89. The Use Of Lean Methodology The Toyota Way To Reduce Costs And Enhance Patient Care In Pressure Reduction Mattress Flow
90. A Programme Review Of An Interorganizational Health Care Intervention With The Aim To Prevent And Treat Patients With Pressure Sores Living In Nursing Homes In The Copenhagen Community
91. Restructuring Wound Management Practices: The Niagara Community Care Access Centre
92. Prevention Of Surgical Site Infection (Ssi)
93. Diagnosing And Measuring Ssi – The Surgeons View
94. The Quality Of Measurement Of Surgical Wound Infection As The Basis For Monitoring
95. Surveillance Of Ssi – The Helics Programme
96. Wounds That Require Immunosuppression For Healing – An Overview
97. Vasculitic Ulcers – What To Look For And How To Treat
98. Side Effects Of Immunosuppressant Drugs – Practical Recommendations
99. Tnf-A And Tnf-A-Inhibition In Wound Healing
100. Infection In The Neuropathic Foot
101. The Ischemic Diabetic Foot
102. Diabetic Neuroarthropathy
103. Possible Future Modalities For Prevention And Treatment Of The Diabetic Foot
104. Lymphedema In Portugal
105. The Wound – Afferent Immune Arc, Lymphatics And Lymph Nodes, Efferent Arc
106. Microsurgery For Lymphedema: A System Of Early Treatment And Long-Term Clinical Outcome
107. From Lymph To Fat: New Surgical Treatment Strategy To Accomplish Complete Reduction Of Chronic Arm And Leg Lymphedema
108. Pyoderma Gangrenosum – A Cause Of Hard-To-Heal Leg Ulcers
109. Sub-Bandage Pressure Measurements: The Physics Of Compression Therapy
110. Venous Ulcers Considered To Be ‘Difficult’ And Their Impact On The Quality Of Life Of Patients: Results Of The Trajectoire Survey
111. Randomized, Cross-Over, Clinical Trial To Compare The Impact Of Two-Layer Versus A Four-Layer Compression Bandage System In The Treatment Of Venous Leg Ulcer
112. Rut – Register Ulcer Treatment
113. A Pilot Randomized Trial To Determine The Effects Of A New Active Dressing On Wound Healing Of Venous Leg Ulcers
114. The Effect Of Silver On Wound Healing
115. The Effect Of Collagen-Containing Dressings On The Proteolytic Environment Of The Chronic Wound
116. Changes In Mmp-2 & Mmp-9 Activity; Surface Ph And Size Of Chronic Wounds When Manuka Honey Dressings Used
117. Challenges In Protecting Periwound Skin
118. How Tlc Derived Dressings Are Accepted By Patients? Pooling Of The Results Obtained From More Than 14,000 Patients
119. Implementing A New Wound Dressing In A District General Hospital Using Evidence Based Medicine
120. Reproducibility Of Current Wound Size Surface Measurement
121. Nursing Team Development In Assessing And Controlling Pain In Patients With Wounds
122. Development Of An Instrument For The Assessent Of Patient-Defined Benefits In Wound Debridement
123. Community-Based Study On The Quality Of Care Of Chronic Leg Ulcers In North Germany – Introduction Of A Scoring System
124. Initial Healing Rates As Predictive Factors Of Venous Leg Ulcer Healing: The Use Of A Laser Based 3-D Ulcer
125. Progress In Development Of Non-Invasive Wound State Monitoring And Woundmonitor Project
126. Leg Ulcer Implementation Project: Prevalence And Implementation Results
127. Epidemiology Of Burn Injuries In Lithuania In 1992-2006 Year Period
128. Study Of Prevalence And Costs Of Skin Ulcers As The Starting Point For The Development Of The Sos Ulcer Project At National And European Level
129. Implementation Of A Leg Ulcer Strategy In Slovenia- Case Identification
130. Implementation Of A Venous Leg Ulcer Strategy In Northern Poland – Prevalence Study
131. Analysis Of A Leg Ulcer Strategy In Poland – Case Identification
132. Interprofessional Education In Wound Management In The Community
133. Inter Professional Study: Does It Work At Masters Level?
134. Multidisciplinary Courses And Education
135. Establishment Of Doctor Education In Wound Healing – Will It Make A Difference?
136. Fibroblasts And Tissue Engineering
137. Antioxidants – In Treatment Of The Diabetic Foot
138. New Modalities In Wound Healing Treatment
139. Foam Sclerotherapy Of Insufficient Perforators In Patients Suffering From Leg Ulcers
140. Eucomed Advanced Wound Care Sector (Awcs): Strategy & Goals