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Di Giacomo M.

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160-page volume with 70 illustrations, partly in colour. Bound with a hard cover, printed in colour and plastic-laminated.

Pressure ulcers are now a problem affecting an ever-growing number of patients and, as a result, place increasing demands on healthcare staff at various levels. Unfortunately, empiricism and personal experience still guide day-to-day practice in managing this condition, whereas the time has truly come to rely on shared strategies capable of standardising both prevention and treatment. This volume, written by Maurizio Di Giacomo, Luca Antognoli, Claudio Bernardi, Nicola Cavallari, Angelo Fiaschetti, Claudio Meli and Anna Patti—each drawing on their own specialised experience—aims to answer the many questions that professionals in the field raise from case to case. Ease of consultation, clarity of presentation and extensive iconography are the book’s strengths. It is therefore intended for everyone, from those seeking practical advice on dressings or nutrition to those wishing to learn more, for example, about the delicate mechanisms underlying tissue repair. Finally, the format is designed to allow easy transport for anyone who needs quick reference in any setting.

Original price was: €50,00.Current price is: €47,50.

ISBN: 978-88-7620-731-0 Categories: , ,

Additional information

edizione

Settembre 2005

autori

Di Giacomo M.

pagine

160 pagine

informazioni extra

Rilegato con sovracoperta stampata a colori e plastificata.

Description

  1. Definition
  2. Pressure lesions through the millennia – Nicola Cavallari
  3. General considerations – Maurizio Di Giacomo
  4. Skin anatomy – Angelo Fiaschetti
  5. Pathogenesis of pressure lesions – Luca Antognoli
  6. Biological basis of lesions and tissue repair – Angelo Fiaschetti
  7. Classifications – Claudio Meli
  8. Treatment – Maurizio Di Giacomo
  9. Nutritional status assessment – Anna Patti
  10. The plastic surgeon’s perspective – Claudio Bernardi
  11. Prevention – Maurizio Di Giacomo
  12. Aids for prevention and treatment – Claudio Meli
  13. Commonly used materials for dressings – Claudio Meli
  14. Concluding remarks – Maurizio Di Giacomo
  • Histograms
  • Guidelines on dietary supplements, fortified foods and functional foods
  • Bibliography