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Volume 53 - Issue 8 - August, 2007

Column

Guest Editorial
08/01/2007
  Through the years, wound care practice models have evolved from a group of individuals working in management “silos” to multidisciplinary teams and finally to integrated interprofessional teams. The interprofessional approach became the...
  Through the years, wound care practice models have evolved from a group of individuals working in management “silos” to multidisciplinary teams and finally to integrated interprofessional teams. The interprofessional approach became the...
  Through the years, wound care...
08/01/2007
Wound Management & Prevention
Column
08/01/2007
  One of the most challenging issues associated with colostomy management is an improperly cited stoma, which may occur as the result of the absence of preoperative stoma site marking, emergency surgery, postoperative weight gain, or attempts...
  One of the most challenging issues associated with colostomy management is an improperly cited stoma, which may occur as the result of the absence of preoperative stoma site marking, emergency surgery, postoperative weight gain, or attempts...
  One of the most challenging...
08/01/2007
Wound Management & Prevention

Feature

Case Report
08/01/2007
  Stomal bleeding is usually caused by trauma,1,2 skin excoriation, and stomal ulceration2 and typically controlled by local measures that include local pressure, silver nitrate application, injection sclerotherapy, and suture ligation of the...
  Stomal bleeding is usually caused by trauma,1,2 skin excoriation, and stomal ulceration2 and typically controlled by local measures that include local pressure, silver nitrate application, injection sclerotherapy, and suture ligation of the...
  Stomal bleeding is usually...
08/01/2007
Wound Management & Prevention