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Introduction: A previously healthy 65-yr-old presented with ~3-yr-old posterior lower leg wound sustained while gardening. Debridement at 17 months led to enlargement and increased pain, ...
11/01/2024
Introduction: It is well documented that diabetic foot ulcers are a complication that impacts healthcare systems and patient quality of life. Even more problematic are patients with signi...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Pyoderma gangrenosum (PG) is a cutaneous ulcerative condition associated with autoimmune disease, exhibiting pathergy in 30% of patients. Trauma exacerbates PG lesions, whic...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Necrotizing foot infections are severe, rapidly progressing conditions that often require aggressive surgical intervention and carry a high risk of morbidity. The incidence ...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Augmented repairs of the Achilles tendon can lead to increased rate of wound complications and infection due to the more extensive approach.  Methods for the reconstruction ...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Exudate leakage and microbial colonization is a key issue when utilizing compression wraps and total contact casts that are left in place for the full 7 days.Methods:A non-w...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Tunneling or sinus tracts are complex wounds that often present a challenge to healthcare practitioners. These can extend deep into the subcutaneous tissues or muscle in whi...
11/01/2024
Introduction: The most common chronic wounds involve venous, arterial, diabetic, and pressure injury etiologies. At times, atypical wounds can present for treatment. With these presentati...
11/01/2024
Introduction: It is estimated that 10 million people worldwide are affected by small fiber neuropathy which involves damage primarily to small unmyelinated C sensory fibers and myelinated...
11/01/2024