Wound and injuries
Metals detected by ICP/MS in wound tissue of war injuries without fragments in Gaza
... classified injuries, amputation (A), charred (C), burns (B), multiple piercing wounds by White Phosphorus (WP) (M), were analyzed by ICP/MS for content in 32 ...in wound tissues from all injuries: in ...
14
Outcomes of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy for Degloving Soft Tissue Injuries around the Foot and Ankle
... degloving injuries arounf the foot and ankle admitted in VS general hospital were treated with negative pressure wound ...degloving injuries the mode of injury were the following like acute trauma, ...
5
Wound outcome in combat injuries is associated with a unique set of protein biomarkers
... Current biomarker research from our group, involving traumatic and other high-energy combat wounds, is based on the analysis of serum, effluent and tissue bi- opsy specimens [11-13]. This work led to a unique un- ...
12
Designing the ideal model for assessment of wound contamination after gunshot injuries: a comparative experimental study
... gunshot injuries, the extent of cavita- tion effects generally depends on projectile velocity and caliber ...porary wound cavity and the creation of negative pres- ...temporary wound cavity is yet ...
5
Managing severe burn injuries: challenges and solutions in complex and chronic wound care
... have wound care requirements extending beyond this period and are managed on an ambulatory ...burn injuries, although these groups have not been well studied and their heterogeneity does not permit ...
13
Negative pressure wound therapy for soft tissue injuries around the foot and ankle
... other injuries at other locations, it appears that NPWT plays a significant role in the formation of granula- tion tissue and in the prevention of infection ...
5
Antifungal wound penetration of amphotericin and voriconazole in combat related injuries: case report
... This preliminary report raises concern for the limited passage of unbound amphotericin B across wounds in combat casualties with proven or probable wound infec- tions. These initial data require corroboration ...
7
A clinical series of packing the wound tract for arresting traumatic hemorrhage from injuries of the lung parenchyma as a feasible damage control technique
... Patient 2 suffered multiple stab wounds to the left side of zone I of the neck and the left hemithorax as well as the left thoracoabdominal region. The patient was found to have a left subclavian artery injury that was ...
6
Fracture management in HIV positive individuals: a systematic review
... early wound infection in 11%(n=28) of their HIV-positive group; in comparison to the control group, which had a rate of ...open injuries. The rate of early wound infection in this group was 15% ...
26
Download Download PDF
... correct wound care, regardless of the size of the wound (, ...extremity injuries has significantly changed since the Spanish Civil War (-), when Trueta () began performing true surgical ...
7
Reducing hospital-acquired pressure injuries
... pressure injuries, but the wound care team noticed that bed-side nurses required further training using the risk assessment and intervention ...multidisciplinary wound care team was reinforced with ...
5
Infection with high proportion of multidrug resistant bacteria in conflict related injuries is associated with poor outcomes and excess resource consumption: a cohort study of Syrian patients treated in Jordan
... conflict-related wound infections are caused by multidrug-resistant (MDR) ...of wound infection in civilians with acute conflict-related ...conflict-related injuries, with and without wound ...
6
A review of mechanism of actions of ultrasound waves for treatment of soft tissue injuries
... Surface acoustic wave (SAW) patch therapy is another US technique developed for wound treatment. It employs a different acoustic wave than traditional US, utilizing a scattered beam with a maximum penetration of 4 ...
8
Current concepts for oil decontamination of crush injuries: a review
... One of the earliest reports about oil decontamination of a skin wound is a case report from 1967 [10]. In this report, a roofing worker presented with a severe facial tar burn to his face, eyelids, and ear after ...
5
Long-term sequelae of electrical injury
... Qualité des données Une recension dans MEDLINE a servi à trouver des articles en anglais publiés au cours des 20 dernières années à l’aide des expressions de recherche suivantes: electrical, injuries, ...
5
Understanding methods of wound debridement
... the wound bed, to facilitate practitioners structured assessment of the wound bed wound assessment tools can be used, an example of a wound assessment tool is ...on Wound Bed ...
9
Wound Closure on the Neonatal Rat Skin I The Modulation of the Thickness of Epidermis at the Closing Incisional Wounds
... the wound-covering epidermis and the rate of the proliferat- ing cells (Figures ...the wound area, and reached the peak at 120 h PW, at which the thinning phase of epidermis was considered to start (Figures ...
9
Role of vacuum assisted closure in complex wounds
... pressure wound therapy is a procedure in which vacuum is used to enhance wound healing vacuum-assisted wound closure refers to wound dressing that uses pressure below normal continuously or ...
85
Age-standardized incidence of accidents and injuries: Western Iran from 2013 to 2015
... Introduction: Injuries are one of the most important causes of morbidity and mortality around the ...Organization, injuries from traffic accidents cause 5 million deaths and hurt millions of people across ...
5
Wound Healing Property of Topical Application of Ethanolic Extract of Michelia champaca Flowers in Diabetic Rats
... M. champaca may stimulate cellular proliferation and migration through a yet unknown mechanism. This was evident in the histological studies. The treated group of diabetic rats showed an increase in macrophages and ...
8