Volume 53 - Issue 6 - June, 2007
Column
Guest Editorial
06/01/2007
As survival rates among critically and chronically ill neonates and children improve through technological and surgical advances, so, too, does their risk for integumentary disruption.1 Yet, paradoxically, little neonatal and pediatric...
As survival rates among critically and chronically ill neonates and children improve through technological and surgical advances, so, too, does their risk for integumentary disruption.1 Yet, paradoxically, little neonatal and pediatric...
As survival rates among...
06/01/2007
Wound Management & Prevention
Column
06/01/2007
Life is challenging. Life with an ostomy is more challenging. Living with a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy while confined to a wheelchair adds a new dimension to the challenges of daily activity. Healthcare professionals should be...
Life is challenging. Life with an ostomy is more challenging. Living with a colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy while confined to a wheelchair adds a new dimension to the challenges of daily activity. Healthcare professionals should be...
Life is challenging. Life with...
06/01/2007
Wound Management & Prevention
Continuing Education
Education
06/01/2007
Exploration of fetal wound healing began in the 1950s with examination of animal models. Initial studies by Hess1,2 indicated that fetal wounds heal rapidly and show signs of regeneration, in some cases making it difficult to identify the...
Exploration of fetal wound healing began in the 1950s with examination of animal models. Initial studies by Hess1,2 indicated that fetal wounds heal rapidly and show signs of regeneration, in some cases making it difficult to identify the...
Exploration of fetal wound...
06/01/2007
Wound Management & Prevention
Feature
Empirical Studies
06/01/2007
Apaucity of pediatric wound care research is available upon which to guide practice; few wound care products have been studied in this population.1-3 This problem is compounded further by the ethical and litigious issues involved in...
Apaucity of pediatric wound care research is available upon which to guide practice; few wound care products have been studied in this population.1-3 This problem is compounded further by the ethical and litigious issues involved in...
Apaucity of pediatric wound...
06/01/2007
Wound Management & Prevention
