3. ENTERIC FISTULA IN THE OPEN ABDOMEN
4. WITHDRAWN
5. USE OF TNP (TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE) AND DERMOTENSION AT VICTIMS WITH EXTENSIVE TRAUMAS OF SOFT TISSUE TRAUMATIC AND INFLAMMATIONNECROTIC ORIGINS
6. MANAGEMENT OF AVULASED SKIN FLAP INJURY USING FULL-THICKNESS SKIN GRAFT
7. HEALTH ECONOMIC RESULTS IN TREATMENT COSTS BY USING POLYURETHANE TO TREAT SEVERE NECROSIS
8. WITHDRAWN
9. USE OF SILIVER CONTAINING WOUND DRESSINGS AFTER LATE NECRECTOMY IN THE PATIENTS WITH DEEP BURNS
10. MANAGEMENT OF CHALLENGING WOUNDS IN THE PEDIATRIC AGE GROUP
12. RECONSTRUCTIVE OPERATIONS IN THE TREATMENT OF MECHANICAL WOUNDS WITH EXTENSIVE SKIN DEFECT
13. POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS IMPROVE DONOR SITE OUTCOMES: 4 YEARS EXPERIENCE ON 800 CASES
14. OUR APPROACHES TO PRESERVING THE COSMETIC AND FUNCTIONAL RESULTS OF GENITAL DEFECT CASES
15. MICROBIAL CELLULOSE DRESSING IN THE TREATMENT OF SUPERFICIAL DERMAL BURNS
16. CLINICAL EVALUATION OF MICROBIAL CELLULOSE DRESSING* IN THE TREATMENT OF BURNS AND DONOR SITES
17. A PROSPECTIVE OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE OF A POLYACRYLATE-SUPERABSORBER SATURATED WITH RINGER SOLUTION FOR THE TREATMENT OF SUPERFICIAL AND PARTIAL TO FULL THICKNESS BURNS
20. EFFECT OF INTRAVENOUSLY INJECTED SUBSTANCE P ON WOUND HEALING OF FULL THICKNESS SKIN WOUNDS IN THE RABBIT EAR
21. INGROWTHS OF FIBROBLASTS INTO LARGE-PORED FOAMS DURING NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT) CAN BE INHIBITED IN VITRO USING A DRAINAGE FOIL
22. EFFICACY OF PROBIOTIC STRAINS LACTOBACILLUS CASEI AND L PLANTARUM IN ALTERING AN INFECTED WOUND: BIOFILMS VS PLANKTONIC PHENOTYPES
23. A COMPARISON OF THE EFFICACY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF SILVER CONTAINING WOUND DRESSINGS EVALUATED WITH FLOW CYTOMETRY (FC)
26. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF TWO DIFFERENT POLYURETHANE FOAM TYPES FOR NPWT TREATMENT IN A PORCINE WOUND HEALING MODEL
27. EFFICACY OF ACORUS CALAMUS EXTRACT ON DERMAL WOUND HEALING IN RATS
28. TISSUE TOLERANCE ANALYSIS OF TWO DIFFERENT POLYURETHANE FOAM TYPES FOR THE USE IN NPWT TREATMENT IN A PORCINE WOUND HEALING MODEL
29. A HISTOLOGICAL STUDY OF THE STRUCTURAL COMPOSITION OF FIBRIN TISSUE IN VENOUS LEG ULCERS
30. IN VITRO EFFECT OF THE PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA QUORUM SENSING SIGNAL MOLECULE, N-(3-OXODODECANOYL) HOMOSERINE LACTONE, ON KERATINOCYTE MIGRATION
31. THE PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA QUORUM SENSING SIGNAL MOLECULE, N-(3-OXODODECANOYL) HOMOSERINE LACTONE, INDUCES MATRIX METALLOPROTEINASE EXPRESSION VIA MAPK/ AP-1 PATHWAY IN RAT FIBROBLAST
32. THE DISRUPTION OF BIOFILMS OF PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA WITH HONEY*
33. ENZYME ALGINOGEL: A NEW CLASS IN WOUND HEALING THAT MANAGES BACTERIAL LOAD AND BIOFILM WHILE SUPPORTING SKIN CELL PROLIFERATION
34. GUIDELINES FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF FAECAL INCONTINENCE & DIARRHOEA
35. NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN WOUND MANAGEMENT: A PATIENTS’ PERSPECTIVE
36. AN EVALUATE OF WOUND HEALING FOLLOWING THE APPLICATION OF A UNIQUE, PROPRIETARY SEQUENCE OF LOW INTENSITY ELECTRICAL CURRENT ON COMPLICATED VENOUS LEG ULCERS WOUNDS CLINICALLY CLASSIFIED AS NON-HEALING
37. ACCELERATED WOUND HEALING BY USE OF COMBINED NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY AND INTERMITTENT PNEUMATIC COMPRESSION
38. EVALUATION OF A SOFT SILICONE SEALANT ON PATIENTS RECEIVING NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
39. THE USE OF ELECTRICAL STOCHASTIC NOISE STIMULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF “HARD TO HEAL” WOUNDS OF LOWER LIMBS
40. INTERFACE PRESSURES – A REPORT ON THE CONTACT PRESSURES ACHIEVED ON A NEW 3 CELL CYCLE ALTERNATING PRESSURE MATTRESS
41. THE IGNORED RISK. CONNECTION ERRORS BETWEEN MEDICAL DEVICES
42. PROMOTION OF WOUND CLEANSING AND ACCELERATION OF HEALING BY ANTIMICROBIAL SORPTION
43. MILITARY APPLICATIONS OF SILVER-NYLON WOUND DRESSINGS
46. COMBINED ULTRASOUND AND ELECTRIC FIELD STIMULATION INCREASES THE RATE OF WOUND CLOSURE
47. COMPLICATED WOUNDS WITH OPENED JOINTS OR EXPOSED BONES – THERAPY WITH ELECTROSTIMULATION COMBINED WITH MOIST WOUND HEALING
48. A NEW CONCEPT FOR CONTROLLED NEGATIVE PRESSURE (CNP) THERAPY IN THE “OPEN ABDOMEN, AN ANIMAL STUDY
49. EFFICIENCY OF LOCAL WOUND TREATMENT BY COMBINING POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSINGS AND NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
50. ACOUSTIC PRESSURE WAVES IN THE TREATMENT OF PRESSURE SORES
52. BENEFITS OF ANALYSIS OF BLOOD MORPHOLOGY IN THE EVALUATION OF CHILDREN WITH DISTROPHYC EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA (EB)
54. DELIVERY OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE USING HIGH FREQUENCY SOUND WAVES
55. EXPERIMENTAL COMPARISON OF THE SPRAY PATTERN AND OTHER ISSUES RELATED TO APPLICATION THAT MAY IMPACT THE COST OF THREE FILM FORMING SPRAYS
56. A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED MULTI-CENTER STUDY ON WOUND CLEANSING AND HEALING EFFICACY OF A BIOCELLULOSE DRESSING COMPARED TO A BIO-CELLULOSE DRESSING + PHMB IN PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS
57. THE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH STAGNATING DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS USING A COLLAGEN DRESSING
59. EVALUATION OF WOUND RESIDENCE PROPERTIES AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF NON-DRUG-LOADED PVABORAX PUTTY IN DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS FOR POTENTIAL DRUG DELIVERY
64. OFFLOADING ALLOWING FOR MOBILIZATION IN POSTSURGICAL REHABILITATION OF DIABETIC FOOT ULCER PATIENTS
65. THE APPLICATION OF WOUND DRESSINGS AND NPWT FOR PATIENTS WITH DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS
66. MECHANISMS BY WHICH HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY MAY RESOLVE INFLAMMATION
68. DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT OF A NARROW WIDTH ENHANCED-STRENGTH FILLER DRESSING
69. DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL DRESSING FOR HAND BURNS
70. ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS OF A COLLAGENCONTAINING WOUND DRESSING IN A CELL-BASED INFLAMMATION MODEL IN VITRO
71. COMPARISON OF THE ANTIMICROBIAL EFFECT OF PHMBAND SILVER-CONTAINING WOUND DRESSINGS USING DIFFERENT IN VITRO TEST METHODS
72. USE OF HONEY* ON THE SECOND DEGREE’S BURNS
73. TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH LOCAL BURNS WITH LIPIDO-COLLOIDAL WOUND DRESSINGS
74. INTEREST OF THE SUPERABSORBANT DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HIGHLY EXUDATIVE WOUNDS
75. ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL TOLERABILITY AND WOUND HEALING PROPERTIES OF FIRST AID DRESSINGS IN SENSITIVE, MATURE SKIN INCLUDING DIABETICS IN A SUCTION BLISTER WOUND MODELINTEREST OF THE SUPERABSORBANT DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF HIGHLY EXUDATIVE WOUNDS
76. POSTOPERATIVE HYDROFIBER WOUND DRESSING REPLACEMENT IN CARDIAC SURGERY
77. ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF A SILVER-CONTAINING ALGINATE WOUND DRESSING
78. THE ANTIMICROBIAL EFFICACY OF A SILVER ALGINATE DRESSING ON BURN WOUND ISOLATES
79. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE IN TREATING PAINFUL CHRONIC LEG ULCERS WITH AN IBUPROFEN RELEASING FOAM DRESSING
80. THE ANTIMICROBIAL EFFICACY OF SILVER DRESSINGS ON BURN ISOLATES GROWN WITHIN THE BIOFILM PHENOTYPIC STATE
81. AN ASSESSMENT OF A SELF-ADHERENT SOFT SILICONE DRESSING IN POST-OPERATIVE WOUND CARE FOLLOWING HIP AND KNEE ARTHROPLASTY
82. IN-VITRO AND HEALTHY HUMAN STUDIES ASSESS FOAM ADHESIVE DRESSING BREATHABILITY AND FLUID HANDLING PROPERTIES
83. THE WOUND DEBRIDER – A NEW FIBRE TECHNOLOGY: RESULTS OF A PILOT STUDY
84. WOUND MANAGEMENT AFTER THE SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PSEUDOSYNDACTYLY OF EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA
85. IN VITRO TEST OF THREE FOAM DRESSINGS WITH SILICONE ADHESIVE: FLUID HANDLING CAPACITY WITH AND WITHOUT COMPRESSION
86. EVALUATING THE EFFECT OF COMPRESSION THERAPY ON FOAM DRESSING PERFORMANCE
87. DEVELOPING A MORE RELAVENT TEST SYSTEM TO EVALUATE DRESSING PERFORMANCE
88. FLUID UPTAKE, SPREADING AND RETENTION CAPACITY OF FOAM DRESSINGS ON AN INCLINED PLANE
89. SILVER DRESSINGS – DO THEY WORK?
90. AN IN VITRO MODEL TO EVALUATE THE ABILITY OF COLLAGEN/ ORC/ SILVER TO REDUCE INFLAMMATORY PROTEASE ACTIVITY COMPARED WITH OTHER DRESSINGS
91. FROM MATERIAL SCIENCE TO CLINICAL APPLICATION – A NOVEL FOAM DRESSING FOR THE TREATMENT OF GRANULATING WOUNDS
92. AN OPEN, PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED, MULTI-CENTRE CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A HYDROCELLULAR SILICONE FOAM DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF EXUDING CHRONIC AND ACUTE WOUNDS
93. MANAGEMENT OF FUNGATING WOUNDS RELATED TO BREAST CANCER
94. EVALUATION OF A NEW NON-ADHERING SILICONE WOUND CONTACT LAYER* FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF DRY TO HEAVILY EXUDING WOUNDS
95. TWO-STAGE TREATMENT USING CALCIUM SODIUM ALGINATE DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SPLITTHICKNESS SKIN GRAFT DONOR SITES
96. WHAT ABOUT THE SUPERABSORBANT DRESSING FOR MANAGING EXUDATES?
97. AN OPEN, PROSPECTIVE CLINICAL IN-MARKET EVALUATION OF A MODERN SILICONE FOAM DRESSING
98. A COMPARISON OF THE IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL EFFICACY OF IODOFORM GAUZE AND SILVER-CONTAINING SODIUM CARBOXYMETHYL CELLULOSE WOUND DRESSINGS
99. A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ULCERS USING A NEW ACRYLIC GEL COATED TRANSPARENT DRESSING
100. A COMPARISON OF STANDARD PRACTICE VS THE JUBILEE METHOD FOLLOWING C-SECTION IN A MATERNITY HOSPITAL
101. A UNIQUE SOLUTION TO AN AGE OLD PROBLEM
102. BIOCELLULOSE WOUND DRESSING WITH PHMB* IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CUTANEOUS LESIONS TREATED WITH DERMIC SUBSTITUTES
103. AN EASY, EFFECTIVE AND ALMOST PAINLESS WAY TO DEBRIDE AND HEAL ARTERIAL ULCERS
104. AN ANTIMICROBIAL DRESSING WITHOUT ANTISEPTIC OR ANTIBIOTIC AGENTS – PRACTICAL ISSUES AND SAFETY
105. CAN HYDROACTIVE POLYESTER CLOTHES REDUCE WOUND COLONIZATION ENOUGH?
106. IS THE NEGATIVE PRESSURE ACTIVE CLOSURE METHOD EFFECTIVE IN DECREASING THE SUTURE DEHISCENCE?
108. A LESS PAINFUL DRESSING AND POLARIZED LIGHT (480-3400NM) IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC WOUNDS
109. HONEY DRESSINGS: A HYPE WHICH BECAME A FIXED VALUE
110. TWO STEPS THERAPY OF POST-ABDOMINOPLASTY CUTANEOUS DEHISCENCES
111. POLIHEXANIDE-CONTAINING VERSUS SILVER WOUND DRESSINGS – RESULTS OF A CONTROLLED, RANDOMIZED, PROSPECTIVE, MULTICENTRIC COMPARATIVE STUDY
112. EVALUATION OF ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF AN ADVANCED WOUND DRESSING
113. CAN A WOUND DRESSING EVER SUBSTITUTE FOR NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY?
114. EVALUATION OF TISSUE REPAIR PROPERTIES OF A NEWLY AVAILABLE WOUND DRESSING
115. SKIN DAMAGE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT: EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE USING AN ALCOHOL FREE BARRIER FILM
116. COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF AN ELECTRONIC MICROCURRENT DEVICE IN MANAGING CHRONIC NON-HEALING VENOUS LEG ULCERS IN THE UK
117. UTILISING THE TNP (TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE) VIA SYSTEM TO FACILIATE EARLY DISCHARGE – COST ANALYSIS
119. UNDER PRESSURE: EFFECTS OF STANDARDIZATION OF COMPRESSION THERAPY IN VENOUS LEG ULCERS IN NURSING
120. GETTING PAST “WE’VE ALWAYS DONE IT THIS WAY” IMPLEMENTING BEST PRACTICE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SKIN TEARS
121. WOUND CARE KNOWLEDGE IN DIFFERENT GROUPS OF NURSES
122. COMPREHENSIVE OUTPATIENT CLINIC CARE OF PATIENTS WITH VASCULAR ULCERS OF LOWER LIMBS: MULTIDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF CASES
123. UNDERSTANDING AND MANAGING RADIOTHERAPY INDUCED SKIN REACTIONS
124. HOW PARTNERSHIP WORKING WITH INDUSTRY CAN SUPPORT INNOVATIVE SERVICE DESIGN WITHIN A COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE TRUST
125. PUBLICATION TRENDS IN WOUND CARE COMPARED TO BREAST CANCER
126. PREVENTION, EVALUATION AND OBSERVATION OF THE SKIN
127. IMPROVEMENT IN KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT MATERIAL AND HEALTH CURES FOR WOUND FIRST STORES IN PRIMARY HEALTH CENTERS OF BARCELONA
128. THE WOUNDWATCH (WUNDUHR) – A PATHFINDER IN MODERN WOUND TREATMENT
129. PREVENTION OF ACUTE RADIODERMATITIS IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADIOTHERAPY ONCOLOGIC: A REVIEW
130. PROTOCOL FOR TREATMENT OF WOUNDS (GPTF)
131. LITERATURE REVIEW ON SKIN LESIONS BY CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC EXTRAVASATION
132. BACTERIOLOGICAL PROFILE OF LEG AND DECUBITUS ULCERS OF INPATIENTS FROM THE SÃO PAULO STATE PENITENTIARY HOSPITAL
133. IN VITRO ANTIMICROBIAL SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SILVERCONTAINING ABSORBENT WOUND DRESSINGS USING SIMULATED WOUNDS MODELS
134. THE IN VITRO SUSCEPTIBILITY OF EMERGING ‘SUPERBUGS’ TO A SILVER-CONTAINING SODIUM CARBOXYMETHYL CELLULOSE WOUND DRESSING
135. THE INFLUENCE OF POLYHEXANIDE ON THE GROUP B STREPTOCOCCAL WITH DIFFERENT PATHOGENICITY
136. PHMB: A NEW TREATMENT FOR SUPERINFECTED WOUNDS?
137. A NEW TREATMENT OF THE “OPEN ABDOMEN” WITH CONTROLLED NEGATIVE PRESSURE AND A NEW DEVICE*
138. EFFECT OF SILVER DRESSINGS ON PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA BIOFILM
139. MICROSURGICAL TREATMENT OF CHRONIC OSTEOMYELITIS OF LOWER EXTREMITIES USING TWO STAGE DEBRIDEMENT AND IRRIGATION SYSTEM
140. NOVEL BIOMARKERS FOR THE DETECTION OF WOUND INFECTION BY WOUND FLUID RT-PCR IN RATS
141. DACC IN INFECTED WOUNDS
142. IODINE ANTISEPTICS ELIMINATE BIOFILM FORMED IN VITRO BY CHRONIC WOUND BACTERIA
143. MRSA SCREENING: ROLE OF THE OCTENIDINE DIHYDROCHLORIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH SKIN DISEASE AND CHRONIC WOUNDS
144. PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA SEEMS TO BE ABLE TO ADAPT TO TREATMENT WITH MEDICAL HONEY
145. EFFICACY OF MELALEUCA (TEA TREE) OIL, ALOE VERA AND HONEY* ON STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS AND PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA BIOFILM RESIDING BACTERIA
146. RESULTS OF AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY WITH NPWTI – RESULTS IN INFECTED SOFT TISSUE WOUNDS
147. RESULTS OF AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY WITH NPWTI IN INFECTED ORTHOPEDIC IMPLANTS
148. OUR CLINICAL EXPERIENCE USING A NEW CELLULOSE DRESSING WITH POLIEXAMETYLENBIGUANIDE IN THE TREATMENT OF DIFFICULT WOUNDS
149. EFFICACY OF A TWO-COMPONENT COMPRESSION SYSTEM FOR THE THERAPY OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS
150. THE EFFECTS OF CLEANSING WITH POLIHEXANIDE AND BETAINE VERSUS NORMAL SALINE ON VENOUS LEG ULCERS: A PROSPECTIVE, COMPARATIVE COHORT STUDY
151. A NATIONAL SURVEY OF THE NURSING PRACTICE OF THE TREATMENT OF HYPERKERATOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH VENOUS HYPERTENSION
152. A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO THE ONGOING ASSESSMENT OF ARTERIAL DISEASE IN PATIENTS WITH HEALED VENOUS LEG ULCERS
153. A COMPARATIVE PILOT STUDY EVALUATING TWO TYPES OF UNDER PADDING APPLIED WITH SHORT STRETCH COMPRESSION BANDAGES
154. PILOT STUDY ON STAGNATING VENOUS LEG ULCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH A COLLAGEN DRESSING AND A READY TO WEAR TUBULAR COMPRESSION SYSTEM
155. PILOT STUDY EVALUATING A BIO-CELLULOSE DRESSING AND A TUBULAR COMPRESSION SYSTEM ON VENOUS LEG ULCER PATIENTS IN A NURSING HOME SETTING
156. MANAGEMENT OF A CHRONIC VENOUS LEG ULCER USING A TWO-LAYER VENOUS COMPRESSION SYSTEM
159. CLINICAL EXPERIENCES OF A PROTEASE MODULATING DRESSING IN AN ACUTE SETTING
160. THE APPLICATION OF CNP-THERAPY AND COMPRESSION THERAPY DURING THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH TROPHIC ULCERS IN THE BACKGROUND OF VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY
161. THE USE OF A HUMAN FIBROBLAST-DERIVED DERMAL SUBSTITUTE WITH TOPICAL OXYGEN IN VASCULAR COMPROMISED WOUNDS
162. EXUDATE MANAGEMENT OF HARD TO HEAL VENOUS LEG ULCER WITH A FIBER DRESSING
163. THE TREATMENT OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS WITH DICHLORIDE OCTENIDYNE
164. COMPARIRING TWO ANTIMICROBIAL DRESSINGS CONTROLLED STUDY
165. CHRONIC WOUNDS – TREATMENT POSSIBILITIES OF THE AREA SURROUNDING THE WOUND – WITH ZINC-HYALURONATE + GEL?
166. TUBE SUPPLEMENTATION WITH ARGININ, GLUTAMIN AND BETA HYDROXYMETHYLBUTIRATE (SSHMB) CAN IMPROVE PRESSURE ULCER HEALING AND REDUCE FREQUENCY OF DRESSING CHANGES
167. DELIVERING POSITIVE OUTCOMES FROM NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
170. TRIAL OF A NEW METHODOLOGY FOR THE EVALUATION OF A DRESSING MEDICAL DEVICE BY THE NURSING PROFESSION USING AN INTERNET PANEL: THE QIPI STUDY
171. KNOWLEDGE, WOUND MANAGEMENT BEHAVIORS, AND SELF- EFFICACY OF MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUND AMONG CLINICAL NURSE IN AN ONCOLOGY NURSES
173. EXPERIENCE SHARING FOR: COMMUNICATION BY TELEMEDICINE BETWEEN PATIENTS WITH WOUNDS, COMMUNITY NURSES, GP AND HILLEROED HOSPITAL WOUNDCARETEAM OF DOCTORES
174. A CROSS-SECTIONAL DESCRIPTIVE STUDY OF PRESSURE ULCER PREVALENCE IN THE LONG-TERM CARE RESIDENTS IN TAIWAN
175. A STUDY ON SKIN TEAR PREVALENCE AND RELATED RISK FACTORS IN THE LONG-TERM CARE RESIDENTS IN TAIWAN
176. PREVALENCE AND PREDICTORS OF INCONTINENCEASSOCIATED DERMATITIS AMONG ADULT INTENSIVE CARE UNIT PATIENTS
177. OBSERVATIONAL STUDY ON A NOVEL BI-ELASTIC SHORT STRETCH BANDAGE FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY
178. MINI SKINGRAFT IN WOUNDTERAPI
179. THE USE OF A NEW FLEXIBLE LIPIDOCOLLOID DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF FRAGILE SKIN
180. THE CHALLENGES OF IMPLEMENTING NEW TREATMENT REGIMES IN A HOSPITAL SETTING
181. A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTIVENESS AND WASH-OFF RESISTANCE OF FOUR DIMETHICONE-BASED SKIN BARRIER CREAMS
182. A BENCH STUDY TO ASSESS THE POTENTIAL OF VARIOUS SKIN PROTECTANT PRODUCTS TO INTERFERE WITH BRIEF ABSORPTION
183. A MOTORIZED SLIDING SLED APPARATUS FOR MEASURING THE COEFFICIENT OF FRICTION OF HUMAN SKIN IN VIVO
184. A COMPARISON OF THE DURABILITY OF FOUR BARRIER FILM PRODUCTS OVER A 72 HOUR PERIOD ON HUMAN VOLUNTEERS
185. COMPARING THE USE OF SOAP AND WATER IN CLEANSING INCONTINENT DAMAGED SKIN WITH AN EMOLLIENT SKIN CLEANSER IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
186. CLINICAL EFFICACY OF A SPECIAL FIBRE CONTAINING WOUND DEBRIDEMENT PRODUCT* IN A MULTICENTER REAL LIFE STUDY
187. CARING FOR A TEAR IN THE SKIN OF AN ELDERLY PERSON USING AN AUTOGRAFT
188. ANALYSIS OF ORGANIC ACIDS IN THE WOUND EXUDATE FROM MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUNDS RELATED TO BREAST CANCER
190. EVALUATION OF CLINICAL OUTCOMES AND KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS OF A NEW NO-STING BARRIER FILM AND BARRIER CREAM IN A UK PRIMARY CARE TRUST
193. HEALING OF ACUTE AND CHRONIC WOUNDS: LYMPHATICS MAY MATTER
194. AN IBUPROFEN-RELEASING FOAM DRESSING PROVIDED CLINICALLY RELEVANT PAIN RELIEF FOR EXUDING, PAINFUL, CHRONIC AND TRAUMATIC WOUNDS OF DIFFERENT AETIOLOGIES
195. A DRESSING THAT REDUCES PAIN NOT ONLY AT DRESSING CHANGES BUT ALSO DURING WEAR TIME!
196. CONTROL OF PAIN IN THE TREATMENT OF RADIODERMATITIS GRADES II AND III IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING RADIOTHERAPY ONCOLOGIC HEAD AND NECK
197. EFFECTIVENESS OF A MULTI-FACETED TAILORED STRATEGY TO IMPLEMENT A COMPUTER-TAILORED PRESSURE ULCER PREVENTION PROTOCOL IN NURSING HOME WARDS: A CLUSTER-RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
198. PREDICTIVE VALIDITY OF GRANULATION TISSUE COLOR BY DIGITAL IMAGE ANALYSIS FOR PRESSURE ULCER HEALING IN A PROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY
199. A NEW APPROACH TO SACRAL PRESSURE ULCER MANAGEMENT IN INCONTINENT PATIENTS
200. ASSESSMENT OF A NEW, INNOVATIVE PRESSURE ULCER RISK TOOL
202. FACTORS RELATED TO THE KNOWLEDGE AND PREVENTIVE BEHAVIORS OF PRESSURE ULCER BY LONG TERN CARE NURSES
203. THE IMPLEMENTATION OF HIGH IMPACT ACTIONS WITHIN A UK NHS PRIMARY CARE TRUST
204. COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS IN COMPARING ALGINATE SILVER DRESSING WITH SILVER ZINC SULFADIAZINE CREAM IN TREATMENT OF PRESSURE ULCERS
205. PREVALENCE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF PATIENT WITH PRESSURE ULCER IN GERMAN GENERAL PRACTICE
207.RISK FACTORS OF PRESSURE ULCER DEVELOPMENT AMONG PATIENTS AFTER LOWER LIMB AMPUTATION
208. EVALUATING DRESSINGS FOR THE PREVENTION OF FACIAL PRESSURE ULCERS CAUSED BY THE APPLICATION OF NONINVASIVE POSITIVE PRESSURE VENTILATOR PATIENTS: A PILOT STUDY
209. PRESSURE ULCERS IN PEDIATRICS VS GERIATRICS SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCES
210. A SURVEY OF PREVALENCE IN DIFFERENT SETTING OF CARE
211. AN INVESTIGATION INTO THE PREVENTION OF BLISTERING IN POST OPERATIVE WOUNDS
212. THE ROLE OF THE UNQUALIFIED NURSE IN CARING FOR PATIENTS WITH HEALED VENOUS ULCERS
213. EFFECTS ON AIR MATTRESS PRESSURE REDISTRIBUTION CAUSED BY DIFFERENCES IN BED MAKING
214. RELRATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE MACERATED SKIN MORPHOLOGY AND THE HYDRATION STATES OF THE STRATUM CORNEUM AND DERMIS ON THE BUTTOCKS OF ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH INCONTINENCE
215. CAN INTRELESIONARY VERAPAMIL BE AN ALTERNATIVE TO TRIAMCINOLONE IN THE TREATMENT OF HYPERTROPHIC SCARS?
216. INNER TUBE OVERLAY: AN ADDED VALUE?
218. RADIODERMATITIS PREVENTION IN PATIENTS WITH BREAST CANCER
219. IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE FOR PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OEDEMA AND LYMPHOEDEMA PARTNERSHIP WITH INDUSTRY
221. THE TORONTO SYMPTOM ASSESSMENT SYSTEM FOR WOUNDS (TSAS-W)
227. CLASSIFICATION OF RISK WOUNDS, SCORING OF RISK WOUNDS AND OTHER ANTIMICROBIAL TREATMENT USING POLYHEXANIDE – AN EXPERT RECOMMENDATION*
228. IMPROVEMENT OF 3D LASER MEASUREMENT OF LEG ULCERS
229. HISTOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS TREATED WITH AMELOGENIN
233. EFFECTIVENESS OF HONEY DRESSING VS SILVER DRESSING IN CITY AND HACKNEY COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE
234. DOES A HIGH CAPACITY ABSORBANT BOOT RISE TO THE CHALLENGE OF ‘LEAKY LEGS’? A PRODUCT EVALUATION
235. A RARE CASE OF VERRUCOUS CARCINOMA OF THE FOOT INITIALLY TREATED AS AN INFECTION
236. A SERIES OF CASE STUDIES EVALUATING THE USE OF A CONFORMABLE ANTIMICROBIAL DRESSING WITH CHALLENGING WOUNDS
237. PALLIATIVE CARE WITH A POLIHEXANIDE CONTAINING BIO-CELLULOSE DRESSING IN SIX PATIENTS WITH ULCERATING TUMORS
238. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF CRITICAL CALVES ULCERATION. CASE REPORT
239. DIABETIC FOOT CONCEPT: INTEGRATION OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT) INTO OUR TREATMENT STRATEGY
240. SEVERE DIFFICULT TO TREAT CHRONIC EDEMA: CAUSES AND CHALLENGES
241. USE OF A NEW NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY SYSTEM IN THE TREATMENT OF FOOT ULCERS: A CASE STUDY SERIES
242. COMPLEX CASE SERIES OF PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS STAGNATING WOUNDS TREATED WITH A COLLAGEN DRESSING IN A NURSING HOME SETTING
243. FISTULA AND WOUNDS
244. RECONSTRUCTION OF THE MIDFACE USING THE SCAPULA OSTEOMYOGENOUS FLAP
245. A THREE WEEKS EVALUATION OF NEW GELLING FOAM DRESSING IN THE TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITH ELEPHANTIASIS
246. ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFICACY AND TOLERANCE OF A NEW FLEXIBLE LIPIDO-COLLOID CONTACT-LAYER IN THE LOCAL TREATMENT OF AMPUTATION SITES AND POST OPERATIVE WOUNDS
247. USE OF A NEW FLEXIBLE LIPIDO-COLLOID CONTACT LAYER IN THE LOCAL TREATMENT OF GRAFT SITES, DONOR SITES AND SKIN TEARS
248. RETURNING TO “NORMAL FAMILY LIFE” WITH THE HELP OF A 2-LAYER COMPRESSION BANDAGE SYSTEM
249. TREATMENT OF CUTANEOUS RADIONECROSIS USING A COLLAGEN DRESSING
250. INTEREST OF THE SUPERABSORBENT DRESSING* IN PERINEAL WOUND MANAGEMENT AFTER ABDOMINOPERINEAL AMPUTATION
251. THE OPUS SURVEY – SELECTION OF CLINICAL CASES TREATED WITH AN ABSORBENT DRESSING IMPREGNATED WITH TLC-NOSF UNTIL COMPLETE EPITHELIALISATION
252. MANAGEMENT IN A RURAL NURSING PRACTICE OF DETERIORATING COMPLEX BITE WOUNDS: EXPERIENCE WITH A PROTOCOL COMBINING WICKING FOLLOWED BY LIPIDO-COLLOID DRESSINGS
253. CASE REPORT: WOUND BED PREPARATION PRIOR TO SKIN GRAFTING, ON A MULTI-RESISTANT BACTERIAL CONTAMINATED, 17 YEARS OLD LEG ULCER, USING A PATENTED INNOVATIVE TOPICAL REMEDY MIX-OIL
254. MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH CHRONIC OSTEOMIELITYS AND CHRONIC WOUND AFTER OPEN FRACTURE OF DISTAL CRURIS
255. TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITH A HARD TO HEAL SKIN TEAR USING AN ADHESIVE WOUND DRESSING*
256. A CASE STUDY USING A NO-STING BARRIER FILM* (NSBF) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RADIOTHERAPY INDUCED SKIN REACTIONS
257. MANAGEMENT OF HIGHLY EXUDATIVE WOUNDS USING A SUPER ABSORBENT DRESSING FOR THE COMPLETION OF A THIN SKIN GRAFT
258. CASE STUDY EVALUATIONS OF A NEW NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY SYSTEM IN THE MANAGEMENT OF DEHISCED SURGICAL WOUNDS
260. SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF A PATIENT WITH MAJOR SECOND DEGREE BURNS USING AN ANTIMICROBIAL, ABSORBENT FOAM DRESSING WITH SAFETAC TECHNOLOGY
261. MANAGEMENT OF BURN WOUNDS WITH A NEW NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY SYSTEM
262. MULTICENTRE CLINICAL EVALUATION OF A NEW NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY SYSTEM IN THE TREATMENT OF COMPLEX, HARD-TO-HEAL WOUNDS
263. THE LIFE OF A PATIENT WITH TWO LONGSTANDING VENOUS LEG ULCERS
264. CASE REPORT: TREATMENT OF TWO PATIENTS WITH TOXIC EPIDERMAL NECROLYSIS
265. BURN’S TREATMENT WITH HYDROFIBRE* + AG
266. CASE STUDY EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CHRONIC HARD TO HEAL WOUNDS USING A MOIST WOUND DRESSING CONTAINING POLYHEXANIDE
267. A NOVEL BI-ELASTIC SHORT STRETCH BANDAGE FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY – TWO CASES
268. POST-AMPUTATION TREATMENT BY NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN A PATIENT WITH DIABETES
269. NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY NPWT TO PREPARE WOUND BED FOR MESH GRAFT UPTAKE IN A RADIATION-INDUCED ULCER
271. RECONSTRUCTION OF ORAL CAVITY FUNDUS WITH INVERSED LATISSIMUS DORSI FLAP WITH SKIN
273. A SERIES OF CASE STUDIES USING A NON-ADHERING SILICONE DRESSING*
274. SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF HARD-TO-HEAL CHRONIC WOUNDS WITH A LIVING BI-LAYERED SKIN SUBSTITUTE
276. TREATMENT OF VENOUS ULCERS (ULCUS CRURIS VENOSUM) WITH AN ENZYME ALGINOGEL
277. AN ENZYM ALGINOGEL SUPPORTS THE HEALING OF A DEEP SKIN TEAR CATEGORY 2
278. INTERDISCIPLINARY MANAGEMENT OF A PATIENT WITH AN ONCOLOGY WOUND
279. TREATMENT OF DIFFICULT HEALING WOUNDS REQUIRING EXEPTIONAL WOUND-BED PREPERATION
280. NURSING CARE EXPERIENCE OF A PATIENT WITH A MALIGNANT FUNGATING BREAST CANCER WOUND
281. TREATMENT OF A SURGICAL WOUND AFTER MASECTOMY USING AN ENZYM ALGINOGEL
282. TREATMENT OF A PRESSURE SORE TO A NEONATE AT THE BACK OF THE HEAD AND NECK USING AN ENZYME ALGINOGEL
283. MINIMISING DRESSING RELATED PAIN USING A NONADHESIVE GELLING FOAM
284. YOU SAY CAVITY, WE SAY WEAVE
285. ENZYME ALGINOGEL TREATMENT OF A SERIES OF WOUNDS WITH UNCOVERED TENDONS AT THE BACK OF THE HAND TO A DIALYSIS PATIENT
286. THE SUCESSFUL TREATMENT OF A PAINFUL ULCER WITH AN IONIC HYDROGEL SHEET
287. MULTIFUNCTIONAL WOUND DRESSING GIVES US UNEXPECTED OUTCOMES
288. ACUPUNCTURE AS AN ADDITIONAL TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC WOUNDS: A CASE STUDY
289. THE USE OF AN ENZYME ALGINOGEL IN THE HOME CARE
290. USING THE CONCEPTS OF WOUND BED PREPARATION TO TREAT STEVEN JOHNSON SYNDROME: RESULT OF TWO CASE STUDIES
291. EXAMPLE OF A SIMPLE, TIME-SAVING, COST-EFFECTIVE, “HIGH TECH”, WOUND MANAGEMENT
292. POLYMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSING AS AN INTERFACE LAYER REDUCES WOUND PAIN
293. A NEW PROTOCOL FOR THE TREATMENT OF PILONIDAL CYSTS
294. HEALING AN INTRACTABLE WOUND USING A HIGH PERFORMANCE FOAM
295. GUN SHOT WOUND AND HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY AS ADJUVANT TREAMENT: A CASE REPORT
296. THE IMPORTANCE OF WOUND BED PREPARATION PRIOR TO INITIATING TREATMENT IN A PATIENT WITH CHRONIC NON HEALING WOUNDS
297. MULTIFUNCTIONAL DRESSINGS CONTRIBUTE TO IMPROVED QUALITY OF LIFE ON PATIENT WITH EPIDERMOLYSIS BULLOSA
298. WOUND CASES TREATED AND PRESENTED BY THE PATIENTS THEMSELVES
299. USE OF A FOAM ADHESIVE DRESSING ON CHRONIC WOUNDS
300. TREATMENT OF RADIODERMATITIS – BEYOND THE CREAMS
301. BURNS CAUSED BY HERACLEUM SOSNOWSKYI: CASE RESPORT
302. A CASE STUDY ON THE USE OF A PHMB AND BETAINE WOUND IRRIGATION SOLUTION AND GEL IN THE TREATMENT OF NECROTISING FACIITIS
303. A 45 MONTH FEMALE PATIENT WITH DORSUM PEDIS NECROTIC WOUND – CASE REPORT
304. THE USE OF A NOVEL DRESSING TO MANAGE INFECTION IN A COMPLEX DIABETIC FOOT ULCERATION
305. COMBINATION OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY AND AN ENZYME ALGINOGEL IN THE TREATMENT OF A PILONIDAL CYST
306. HARD TO HEAL PRESSURE ULCER WOUND IN A PATIENT UNDER STEM CELL TRANSPLANTATION
307. REDUCING COMPRESSION – IMPROVING QUALITY OF LIFE
309. NURSING EXPERIENCE: DISCHARGE PLANNING FOR A ENTEROCUTANEOUS FISTULA PATIENT
310. NURSING EXPERIENCE OF A PATIENT WITH SKIN LOSS WHOLE AREA OF BUTTOCKS
311. NURSING EXPERIENCES OF CARING SURGERY WOUND INFECTION
312. WOUND HEALING IN PATIENT WITH MALIGNANT FUNGATING WOUND: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
313. WOUND MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCES FOR A PATIENT WITH BELOW THE KNEE AMPUTATION AND HELPING HIS DECISIONAL OF TREATING HIS POORLY HEALING WOUND
314. EVALUATION OF GELLING FOAM DRESSING IN PATIENTS WITH TRAUMATIC WOUND
315. CASE STUDY: SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF SEVERE RADIATION DERMATITIS USING GELLING FOAM DRESSINGS
316. MANAGING LYMPHOEDEMA OF THE LOWER LIMB IN THE ACUTE SETTING: CASE STUDIES THAT REPRESENT DIVERSE PATIENT GROUPS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
317. SUCCESFUL TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LIMB ISCHAEMIC ULCER AFTER BELOW THE KNEE PTA
318. IMPROVING OUTCOMES OF 2ND DEGREE FACIAL BURNS USING POLMERIC MEMBRANE DRESSING MASKS
319. CASE STUDY: TREATMENT OF A COMPLEX INFECTED LEG ULCER WITH POLYHEXANIDE (PHMB) AND BETAINE WOUND IRRIGATION*
320. BEYOND THE LIMITS OF THE EXUDATE CONTROL
321. DIFFERENT CAUSES OF FOOT ULCERS IN DIABETIC’S DAILY LIFE AND SUBSEQUENT FOOT CARE
322. APPLICATION OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY IN SURGICAL WOUNDS
323. EFFICIENCY OF MAGGOT THERAPY IN DIABETIC FOOT MANAGEMENT
324. TRAUMATIC WOUNDS: USE OF POLYHEXANIDE 02% SOLUTION IN INJURIES WITH BONE AND TENDOM EXPOSURE
327. FOOT WOUNDS IN A PATIENT CO-INFECTED WITH CRYOGLOBULINEMIA
328. OPEN PALM MANAGEMENT WITH MICROBIAL CELLULOSE DRESSING IN DUPUYTREN´S DISEASE
330. AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD IN THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF HYPERTROPHIC SCARS: MESHED SILICON APPLICATION
331. TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC WOUNDS – A SPECIAL CHALLENGE
332. HYDRO-DEBRIDEMENT IN PREVENTION OF TATOOING LINKED WITH NON VALID BURN INJURY TREATMENT
333. WOUND HEALING DISORDER AFTER MALIGNANT BREAST NEOPLASM
334. TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR AN INFECTED ULCUS CRURIS ARTERIOSUM
336. HANDLING OF CHRONIC WOUNDS: USE OF POLYHEXANIDE SOLUTION AND GEL AS A DIFFERENTIAL IN THE HEALING PROCESS
337. LYMPHOVENOUS DISEASE: A CONDITION FOR LIFE BUT NOT SUFFERING FOR LIFE
340. COMBINATION OF NEGATIV PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY (NPWT)* WITH A COLLAGEN DRESSING** TO PROMOTE CLOSURE OF WOUND CAVITIES AND GRANULATION
341. ENERGY DRINK INDUCED LOWER LIMB ISCHAEMIA
342. MOISTURE POLICY: DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE WOUND GETS IN TROUBLE
343. USING DERMAL TEMPLATES AS A NURSING INTERVENTION FOR PATIENTS UNSUITABLE FOR SKIN GRAFTING
346. NECROTIZING FASCIITIS OF THE LEG
347. STAB WOUNDS: PRESERVATION OF FORENSIC EVIDENCE
348. PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC WOUND PAIN STOP HURTING, WHY?
349. EVALUATION OF A NEW DEBRIDEMENT METHOD FOR SLOUGHY WOUNDS AND HYPERKERATOTIC SKIN FOR A NON SPECIALIST SETTING
350. BUERGER’S DISEASE: CLINICAL FEATURES AND MANAGEMENT
351. MULTIFACETIC MANAGEMENT OF DIABETIC INFECTED FOOT
352. SOFT SILICONE AND LINOLEIC ACID TO TREAT CHRONICAL WOUND IN A PATIENT WITH SJOGREN’S SYNDROME
353. TREATMENT OF FOURNIER’S SYNDROME WITH ASSOCIATION OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE THERAPY AND HYPERBARIC OXYGEN THERAPY
354. THE USE OF NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY COMBINED WITH COMPRESSION THERAPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF A VENOUS LEG ULCER
358. USE OF A LIPIDO-COLLOID CONTACT-LAYER WITH NOSF IN DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS AND VENOUS LEG ULCER
359. USE OF A NEW FLEXIBLE LIPIDO-COLLOID CONTACT LAYER IN THE LOCAL TREATMENT OF SKIN TEARS, BURNS AND DONOR SITES
360. CLINICAL EXPERIENCES WITH A NEW NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY SYSTEM IN THE TREATMENT OF A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT WOUND TYPES
362. CASE REPORT: SUPER-OXIDISED- SOLUTION IN THE TREATMENT OF ULCERS AT THE MYCOSIS FUNGOIDES
363. AUTODERMOPLASTIC PLUS CELL-TISSUE TECHNOLOGY IN TREATMENT OF SPACIOUS POST-SURGERY FOOT WOUNDS OF PATIENTS WITH DIABETES MELLITUS
364. THE TREATMENT OF LYMPHEDEMA PATIENTS USING SHORT STRETCH BANDAGES AND TUBULAR UNDER PADDING
365. MANUAL ASSISTANCE TO PATIENTS WITH WOUNDS FROM THE HOSPITAL STATE PRISON SAO PAULO
366. BEYOND CASE REPORTS. COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE PROFESSIONALS FROM THE TECHNICAL PRODUCT SHEET TO WOUND HEALING
367. TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH A CANCEROUS WOUND FOLLOWING ORL CANCER
368. MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROTOCOL FOR PRIMARY HEALTH CARE APPLIED TO THE TREATMENT OF LEG ULCERS AND CHRONIC WOUNDS
