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  1. Control of lymphatic filariasis through patient empowerment
    Control of lymphatic filariasis through patient empowerment
    May Vol 2 Issue 2

    This case study highlights the challenges faced by patients with lymphatic filariasis and the success of an integrated home-based self-care programme developed at the Institute Of Applied Dermatology in Kerala, South India. This innovative treatment regimen...

  2. Lower limb cellulitis: a dermatological perspective VIEW PDF

    Skin disease such as venous eczema and tinea pedis are often overlooked as primary causes of lower limb cellulitis. This article will look at the management of these two common skin conditions as well as the diagnosis and management of lower limb cellulitis....

  3. Leg ulcer management in patients with chronic oedema VIEW PDF

    Chronic oedema is a long-term condition that causes disruption to patients' lives and can be costly to treat if managed inappropriately. Leg ulcers in patients with chronic oedema occur more frequently than acknowledged by many healthcare professionals. Patients...

  4. Chronic oedema: the importance of skin care VIEW PDF

    Patients with chronic oedema can present with a variety of complex intervention and management issues. Skin care and the recognition of potential risks to skin integrity sits high on this list and is recognised in Best Practice for the Management of Lymphoedema....

  5. Wound Healing: A Systematic Approach to Advanced Wound Healing and Management
    Wound Healing: A Systematic Approach to Advanced Wound Healing and Management

    This book provides a useful resource for practitioners working in different healthcare settings and addresses many of the complex issues that must be faced for successful management.

  6. Lymphoedema bandaging: the treatment of a patient with a chronic diabetic foot ulcer due to venous insufficency VIEW PDF

    This experience suggests that in situations where four-layer compression bandaging is needed to control venous ulceration but exacerbates diabetic foot ulceration, lymphoedema bandaging may be a safe and effective approach. However, all types of compression...