wound care

Diabetes Watch

Can Fish Skin Grafts Have An Impact For Complex Diabetic Lower Extremity Wounds?

09/27/2019

By Jonathan L. Hook, DPM, MHA, and Gurleen K. Cheema, DPM

By Jonathan L. Hook, DPM, MHA, and Gu...

Diabetic lower extremity wounds have a variety of complex underlying etiologies including a combination of neuropathy, peripheral vascular disease, mechanical deformity and trauma. These wounds are often difficult to treat, particularly when...

Diabetic lower extremity wounds...

09/27/2019

Podiatry Today

Original Research

HS-TIME: A Modified TIME Concept in Hidradenitis Suppurativa Topical Management

09/01/2019

Teresa Oranges

Agata Janowska

Andrea Chiricozzi

Marco Romanelli

Valentina Dini

The aim of this study is to describe a modified concept of TIME useful in the management of HS: HS-TIME.

The aim of this study is to...

09/01/2019

Wounds

Blog

Managing An Unexpected Case Of Maggots Appearing After Hospital Admission

08/08/2019

David Bishop DPM

08/08/2019

Podiatry Today

Blog

Initiating Proactive Wound Care Principles Into Daily Practice

06/05/2019

Barbara Aung DPM

06/05/2019

Podiatry Today

Original Research

Use of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy With Instillation and a Novel Reticulated Open-cell Foam Dressing With Through Holes at a Level 2 Trauma Center

02/01/2019

Lindsey Blalock

The author’s experience using NPWTi-d with a reticulated open-cell foam dressing with through holes on complex wounds is presented.

The author’s experience using...

02/01/2019

Wounds

Case Series

Is PASH Syndrome a Biofilm Disease?: A Case Series and Review of the Literature

08/01/2018

Joey Karim Ead

Robert J. Snyder

Jaime Wise

Cherison Cuffy

Hamed Jafary

Karen Fischborn

Two cases are presented that demonstrate the paradigmatic clinical features of PASH syndrome and its potential link as an expanding spectrum of bacterial biofilm disorder.

Two cases are presented that...

08/01/2018

Wounds

Brief Report

Do Not Limit Where Ulcer Debridements Can Be Performed!

02/28/2018

Jeffrey D. Lehrman

Medicare is a national program administered on a local level by Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs). At the time of this writing, there are 8 MACs in the United States. The MACs can choose to issue Local Coverage Determinations (LCDs)...

Medicare is a national program...

02/28/2018

Wounds

Original Research

A Randomized Controlled Study Evaluating the Clinical Benefits of a Cellulose Acetate Mesh Coated with a Soft Silicone in the Management of Acute Wounds

01/25/2018

Anne-Claire Pierrefeu-Lagrange

Karine Mari

Caroline Hoss

Breda Cullen

Lorraine Nisbet

01/25/2018

Wounds

Case Report

Lemons in the Arizona Sunshine: The Effects of Furocoumarins Leading to Phytophotodermatitis and Burn-like Injuries

12/11/2017

Marc R. Matthews

Joel C. VanderVelde

Daniel M. Caruso

Kevin N. Foster

The authors present a pediatric admission for burn-like injuries following prolonged cutaneous exposure to lemons while playing in the Arizona sunshine.

The authors present a pediatric...

12/11/2017

Wounds

Original Research

Hepatitis C Virus: Patients’ Risk Factors and Knowledge in an Urban Clinic Providing Wound Care

11/21/2017

Barbara Pieper

Katharine Sickon

11/21/2017

Wounds