Titlebook: Chapple‘s Principles of Wound Care and Healing; The Physiological Ch Peter Charlesworth,Michael F. Klaassen Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if app

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Difficult and Unusual Wounds,y considered by an expert in the commentary. Although Dr. Joan Chapple did not cover this topic in her original manuscript, the co-editors believe it is now a consideration of significant relevance and cannot be ignored, given the mass war casualties of both soldiers and civilians in various parts of the globe in recent times.

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First-Aid, Assessment, and Treatment of Acute Wounds,atment..After anaesthesia, meticulous cleansing and haemostasis, accurate repositioning of displaced tissues is often safer for the circulation than a standard sutured closure. Where areas of skin are dislodged or flaps are non-viable, replacement of the skin as a graft can provide it with a second chance to achieve primary healing.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34300-1Making the distinction between flaps and grafts is a circulatory matter. It is not only essential for appropriate initial treatment but it is also highly relevant to the proper understanding of the outcomes. Correlating assessments and treatments with outcomes provides the only reliable way of accumulating technical expertise.

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Peter S. H. Leeflang,Jaap E. WieringaThis chapter includes five clinical case studies, with commentaries by Joan Chapple, illustrating key principles of her evaluation and treatment philosophies. Some of the cases are also referred to in the relevant individual book chapters.

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Flaps and Grafts,Making the distinction between flaps and grafts is a circulatory matter. It is not only essential for appropriate initial treatment but it is also highly relevant to the proper understanding of the outcomes. Correlating assessments and treatments with outcomes provides the only reliable way of accumulating technical expertise.

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Case Studies,This chapter includes five clinical case studies, with commentaries by Joan Chapple, illustrating key principles of her evaluation and treatment philosophies. Some of the cases are also referred to in the relevant individual book chapters.