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The Management of Wounds and Burns

The Management of Wounds and Burns

9780192629999
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Wound management forms the bulk of the work in Accident and Emergency practice. Although most of these wounds will appear minor and the treatment straightforward for many injuries, the consequences of improper assessment or management can be very serious. Disabling injury may be overlooked, and life threatening infections can follow inappropriate treatment. Accident and Emergency staff must be prepared to begin initial assessment and treatment while surgical help arrives. This newedition of The Management of Wounds and Burns provides practical and authoritative information on all aspects of wound and burn care, taking the reader from initial assessment to the treatment of specific injuries. The care and legal aspects of life-threatening wounds are covered, together withanaesthesia, surgical techniques of wound care, wound infection, and injuries to the hand, face, neck, chest, and abdomen. Throughout , the authors present their guidelines concisely and lucidly, with detailed advice on anatomy, medication, and treatment techniques.
Product Details
OUP Oxford
82855
9780192629999
9780192629999

Data sheet

Publication date
1999
Issue number
2
Cover
paperback
Pages count
252
Dimensions (mm)
137 x 215
Weight (g)
359
  • Part 1 - Wound assessment; Initial management of life-threatening wounds; Legal aspects of wound care; Part 2 - Wound treatment; Surgical technique of wound care; Wound infection; Part 3 - Management of specific wounds; Hand wounds; Facial wounds; Neck and trunk wounds; Part 4 - Burns management; Serious burns; Minor burns;
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