Volume 51 - Issue 6 - June, 2005
Column
Editorial
06/01/2005
By the time this issue of Ostomy Wound Management arrives in your mailbox, many readers will have participated in, or witnessed, the spring ritual of graduation.
Congratulations to all — and an especially big welcome to those poised to...
By the time this issue of Ostomy Wound Management arrives in your mailbox, many readers will have participated in, or witnessed, the spring ritual of graduation.
Congratulations to all — and an especially big welcome to those poised to...
By the time this issue of...
06/01/2005
Wound Management & Prevention
Column
06/01/2005
At a time when payors, regulators, and accreditors in every clinical setting are carefully examining the development of an infection as an example of potential failure of provider surveillance and prevention, re-examining the etiology of...
At a time when payors, regulators, and accreditors in every clinical setting are carefully examining the development of an infection as an example of potential failure of provider surveillance and prevention, re-examining the etiology of...
At a time when payors,...
06/01/2005
Wound Management & Prevention
Feature
Empirical Studies
06/01/2005
Diabetic wounds of the foot and ankle are notoriously difficult to heal in a timely fashion and to keep closed once they do heal.1-4 A myriad of management options involving local wound care measures, conservative wound healing agents,...
Diabetic wounds of the foot and ankle are notoriously difficult to heal in a timely fashion and to keep closed once they do heal.1-4 A myriad of management options involving local wound care measures, conservative wound healing agents,...
Diabetic wounds of the foot...
06/01/2005
Wound Management & Prevention
