I am proud to introduce my volume in Elsevier’s series of Clinics in Geriatric Medicine entitled Pressure Injuries and Chronic Wounds. To complete this work I invited leaders in the field to share their knowledge and expertise with the goal of educating clinicians on the basics of wound care. It is both an honor and a privilege to have the opportunity to bring together information that will improve care of vulnerable adults in an area where it is most needed.
Below is the Table of Contents with chapter titles and authors:
Chapter 1: The Challenge of Chronic Wounds in Older Adults, by Aimee D. Garcia and Elizabeth Foy White Chu
Chapter 2: Wound Bed Preparation and Treatment Modalities, by Wahila Alam
Chapter 3: Pressure Injuries and Skin Failure, by Jeffrey M. Levine and Barbara Delmore
Chapter 4: Arterial Leg Ulcers in The Octogenarian, by Allegra L. Fierro, John C. Lantis II, Marnie Abeshouse, and Tomer Lagziel
Chapter 5: Venous Leg Ulcers: The Need to Incorporate Age Friendly 4M’s in Management, by Sarwat Jabeen and Elizabeth Foy White Chu
Chapter 6: Diabetic Foot Ulcers in Geriatric Patients, by Arthur Stone and Cornelius Michael Donohue
Chapter 7: Other Wounds Encountered in Clinical Practice, by Scott Matthew Bolhack
Chapter 8: Surgical Aspects of Wound Care in Older Adults, by Lisa J Gould
Chapter 9: Infectious Aspects of Chronic Wounds, by Natalie E. Nierenberg and Jeffrey M. Levine
Chapter 10: Nutritional Aspects of Wound Care, by Nancy Munoz and Mary Litchford
Chapter 11: The chronic wound related pain model: holistic assessment and person-centered treatment, by Kevin Woo
For additional information on this volume and purchase information CLICK HERE
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