Lymphoedema
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International initiative works to prevent tropical foot disease
Wounds International March 3(1)Footwork is a new international initiative aimed at raising awareness about podoconiosis, a tropical foot disease that causes swelling in the feet and legs similar to elephantitis.
Wounds International announces its second global conferenceFollowing the huge success of our inaugural conference in Cape Town, South Africa, we are delighted to announce that the 2nd Wounds International Conference will be held in one of Asia’s most vibrant and exciting destinations, Kuala Lumpur, the capital city...
Ireland rates poorly in lymphoedema awarenessA recent study has shown that non-cancer-related lymphoedema is more prominent in Ireland than previously believed.
Lymphoedema gene mutation discoveredA recent study has found a mutation in a gene, which causes lymphoedema as well as eye problems and microcephaly (reduced head size).
Moccasin technique a practical alternative to toe bandaging VIEW PDFA poster presented at the Wounds UK Harrogate conference last week highlights a new moccasin bandaging technique that reduces toe swelling more effectively than individual toe bandaging in patients with lymphoedema.
Blocking protein activation may reduce incident of chronic inflammation and cancerA recent study shows that altering protein activation at wound sites could potentially help prevent chronic inflammation and prevent the spread of cancer.
London launches its first wound care CICA former wound and lymphoedema service in London has recently been accepted as a community interest company (CIC), the first in this specialty.
Nurses train in lymphoedema management to improve servicesSeveral staff nurses working in the National Health Service (NHS) in Scotland have undergone training in lymphoedema management, in order to expand the availability of treatment.
Wound Update
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New Feature! Search the content of the Wounds International Virtual Conference by key therapy areaThe Wounds International Virtual Conference materials are now even easier to access, as all sessions and papers are now organised within the relevant therapy area.