WoundRounds: Innovation in CTPs for Limb Preservation, Flaps, & Grafting
For this month's WoundRounds, we provide education on a variety of topics related to innovations in Cellular and Tissue Based products. Scroll down to register for this month's webinar, read featured articles, and compare your experience among your peers.
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins with guest speaker Dr John Lantis, the Site-Chief of Surgery at the Mount Sinai West Hospital and Professor of Surgery at the Icahn School of Medicine. This episode continues to...
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins with guest speaker Dr John Lantis, the Site-Chief of Surgery at the Mount Sinai West Hospital and Professor of Surgery at the Icahn School of Medicine. This episode continues to...
Objective: To summarize the existing literature on the role of proteolytic enzymes in wound debridement, with a focus on their applications, benefits, limitations, and future potential in wound care management.
Objective: To summarize the existing literature on the role of proteolytic enzymes in wound debridement, with a focus on their applications, benefits, limitations, and future potential in wound care management.
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins guest speaker Dr Paul Kim, a podiatrist and Medical Director of the University of Texas Southwestern Wound Program. This episode explores diabetic limb salvage, focusing on a...
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins guest speaker Dr Paul Kim, a podiatrist and Medical Director of the University of Texas Southwestern Wound Program. This episode explores diabetic limb salvage, focusing on a...
This case report aims to underscore the efficacy of NPWT, in association with damage control resuscitation and surgery, in managing complex crush injuries and demonstrate its potential as the primary therapeutic tool in similar scenarios.
This case report aims to underscore the efficacy of NPWT, in association with damage control resuscitation and surgery, in managing complex crush injuries and demonstrate its potential as the primary therapeutic tool in similar scenarios.
Introduction: In the case of cellulitis that is recurrent or recalcitrant despite appropriate antibiotic therapy we propose a surgical technique easily performed as an outpatient.Methods:...
Introduction: Complex, non healing skin injuries and wounds pose significant physical, emotional and financial challenges for patients, caregivers, clinicians and payers.Methods:83 year o...
Introduction: Recent reports indicate an increase in individuals in the US treated for at least one chronic wound. A recent publication on the Wound Balance Concept highlights the importa...
Introduction:
We are now in the third epoch of artificial intelligence (AI). This era of generative AI introduces new capabilities and risks, such as hallucinations, where AI generates i...
Introduction: Clinicians often face information overload, making it challenging to keep up with evidence-based practices.1,2 Traditional paper-based pocket guides, which quickly become ou...
11/01/2024
Cellular and/or tissue-based products (CTPs) have advanced greatly in the past several decades and improve the ability to close wounds more efficiently. CTPs are developed as wound covers for a wide variety of acute and chronic wounds in head-to-toe locations. Some naturally conform to complex anatomies and may be used over exposed structures when performing the latest surgical techniques and strategies for limb preservation, flap, and graft procedures. Dr.’s Bauman and Parks will share key information for using CTP products, including the science behind the products, patient selection, and outcomes when they discuss their real-world clinical cases in general and podiatric surgery.
Learning Objectives:
Identify the barriers to wound progression.
Explore how different CTPs are prepared and the components within.
Consider new options for advancing wound edges to successfully close the wound.
Prioritize and incorporate CTPs into your treatment plan
Review patient case presentations illustrating best principles in practice.
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins with guest speaker Dr John Lantis, the Site-Chief of Surgery at the Mount Sinai West Hospital and Professor of Surgery at the Icahn School of Medicine. This episode continues to...
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins with guest speaker Dr John Lantis, the Site-Chief of Surgery at the Mount Sinai West Hospital and Professor of Surgery at the Icahn School of Medicine. This episode continues to...
Objective: To summarize the existing literature on the role of proteolytic enzymes in wound debridement, with a focus on their applications, benefits, limitations, and future potential in wound care management.
Objective: To summarize the existing literature on the role of proteolytic enzymes in wound debridement, with a focus on their applications, benefits, limitations, and future potential in wound care management.
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins guest speaker Dr Paul Kim, a podiatrist and Medical Director of the University of Texas Southwestern Wound Program. This episode explores diabetic limb salvage, focusing on a...
In this episode of Wound Care Wednesday, Dr Johnson joins guest speaker Dr Paul Kim, a podiatrist and Medical Director of the University of Texas Southwestern Wound Program. This episode explores diabetic limb salvage, focusing on a...
This case report aims to underscore the efficacy of NPWT, in association with damage control resuscitation and surgery, in managing complex crush injuries and demonstrate its potential as the primary therapeutic tool in similar scenarios.
This case report aims to underscore the efficacy of NPWT, in association with damage control resuscitation and surgery, in managing complex crush injuries and demonstrate its potential as the primary therapeutic tool in similar scenarios.
Introduction: In the case of cellulitis that is recurrent or recalcitrant despite appropriate antibiotic therapy we propose a surgical technique easily performed as an outpatient.Methods:...
Introduction: Complex, non healing skin injuries and wounds pose significant physical, emotional and financial challenges for patients, caregivers, clinicians and payers.Methods:83 year o...
Introduction: Recent reports indicate an increase in individuals in the US treated for at least one chronic wound. A recent publication on the Wound Balance Concept highlights the importa...
Introduction:
We are now in the third epoch of artificial intelligence (AI). This era of generative AI introduces new capabilities and risks, such as hallucinations, where AI generates i...
Introduction: Clinicians often face information overload, making it challenging to keep up with evidence-based practices.1,2 Traditional paper-based pocket guides, which quickly become ou...
11/01/2024
See presentations of complex case studies in amputations, bunion repairs, gangrene with PVD and foot abscesses. Dr. Jason Anderson and Dr. Allen Raphael will share their experiences using STRAVIX◊ Tissue Products to support wound progression.
Two infected diabetic foot ulcer cases come to us from Dr. Harry Schneider, Assistant Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Residency Director at Cambridge Health Alliance Podiatry in Cambridge, MA.
Two infected diabetic foot ulcer cases come to us from Dr. Harry Schneider, Assistant Professor of Surgery at Harvard Medical School and Residency Director at Cambridge Health Alliance Podiatry in Cambridge, MA.
A growing number of thought leading surgeons have made STRAVIX Tissue a preferred skin substitute, such as Harishanker Jeyarajan, M.D., associate professor and Head and Neck Plastic Surgeon and Surgical Oncologist at the University of Alabama...
A growing number of thought leading surgeons have made STRAVIX Tissue a preferred skin substitute, such as Harishanker Jeyarajan, M.D., associate professor and Head and Neck Plastic Surgeon and Surgical Oncologist at the University of Alabama...
Head and neck cancers are a heterogeneous, aggressive, and genetically complex collection of malignancies. In the two cases discussed here, both involve melanoma—one quite advanced.
Head and neck cancers are a heterogeneous, aggressive, and genetically complex collection of malignancies. In the two cases discussed here, both involve melanoma—one quite advanced.
Frances Collini, MD, FASC, a board-certified plastic surgeon and Medical Director of the Renaissance Center for Plastic Surgery in Shavertown, Pennsylvania brings us two cases where he successfully used OASIS Matrix to surgically close...
Frances Collini, MD, FASC, a board-certified plastic surgeon and Medical Director of the Renaissance Center for Plastic Surgery in Shavertown, Pennsylvania brings us two cases where he successfully used OASIS Matrix to surgically close...