Circulatory Ulcers
A Physical Approach
- 1st Edition - December 27, 2013
- Latest edition
- Authors: Hilton G. Tranchell, Charles R. Bannister
- Language: English
Circulatory Ulcers: A Physical Approach is a nine-chapter test that explores the causes and treatment of different type of ulcers. This book discusses the physiology, development,… Read more
Circulatory Ulcers: A Physical Approach is a nine-chapter test that explores the causes and treatment of different type of ulcers. This book discusses the physiology, development, and treatment options of the wound. The first chapters deal with the removal of pain induced by the wound; methods to exercise the joints; strengthen and re-establish muscle contractions; types of effective dressing for the wound; classes of exercise to treat the immobility; improving circulation; and local treatment of ulcer. The succeeding chapters consider the restoration, treatment, and drugs of skin surrounding the wound. These topics are followed by discussions of the factors that determine the kind of treatment that should be given. A chapter is devoted to the modes of entry of an infection. The remaining chapters focus on the solutions, ointments, and powders used in treatment. The book can provide useful information to doctors, students, and researchers.
Preface ForewordI. Ulcers- A Comparison Causes Correction as Basis of TreatmentII. The Ulcer Parts of an Ulcer Their Appearance at Varying Stages Significance of SiteThe Aims and Techniques of Treatment Confidence of Patient Pain Joints Musculature Circulation Local Treatment of Ulcer Skin Re-education of Walking After-careIV. The Prescription Of Treatment Deciding Factors Patient Limb Ulcer Weather Frequency of AttendanceV. Medicaments Solutions for Cleansing Skin and Ulcer Skin Protectives Dressings for UlcerVI. The Treatment Position of Patient—Dressing Trolley Technique of Dressing Frequency of TreatmentVII. Skin-Grafts Most Frequently Used Methods Physical PreparationVIII. Excision and Skin-Graft Pre-operative Physiotherapy Operation Postoperative PhysiotherapyIX. Suggestions for Organization Treatment Room Sterilizing RoomX. ConclusionAppendix: Notes on Some Cases Index
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: December 27, 2013
- Language: English
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