Read about pressure ulcer training being delivered by nurses at NHS Humber Health Partnership using self-made fake wounds.

For example, a SMART goal for a patient with a pressure ulcer might be: "Reduce wound size by 50% in four weeks by applying negative pressure wound therapy and changing dressing every three days." ...

Copyright: © 2020 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Ltd. For the past 20 years of armed conflict in Afghanistan, Iraq, and neighbouring states, negative pressure ...

Request To Download Free Sample of This Strategic Report @ Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) devices are one of the most commonly used therapies to treat acute and chronic wounds. These devices ...

Skin wounds and sores, such as diabetic foot sores and pressure wounds, present a growing healthcare problem. These injuries are exacerbated by co-morbidities affecting circulation and healing ...

We present a case of a patient who developed severe subcutaneous emphysema after pulmonary lobectomy that was quickly and effectively treated using a commercially available negative pressure wound ...

The 2014 Evidence-Based Prehospital Guidelines for External Hemorrhage Control directs application of hemostatic gauze in wounds that can’t be controlled with direct pressure or tourniquet.

Joseph Bentley, from Loughborough University, has developed REACT, which uses pressure at wounds to prevent blood loss. The product targets areas that are normally hard to treat, such as those in ...

Since the conception of the Bluebelle study, there has been growing use of negative pressure wound therapy on primary wounds to reduce SSI. There is also increasing use of advanced dressings (with ...