Wound Care
News
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Maggots may become the micro-surgeons of the battlefield AAP - 27-09-2018
A Queensland university project will test the possibility of using maggots to clean wounds in conflict and disaster zones. Maggots may become
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Photo technique to support better wound care outcomes HealthTimes - 06-07-2018
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A medical-grade tourniquet can stop critical bleeding AAP - 11-05-2018
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Deadly cancer worm may help heal wounds AAP - 21-10-2015
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World anti-venom stockpile running out AAP - 08-09-2015
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Synthetic skin to help wounds heal faster AAP - 14-05-2015
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New treatment tackle skin sores AAP - 28-08-2014
Practice Articles
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Debriding wounds to reduce bioburden HealthTimes - 24-03-2017
By Gabrielle Munro Approximately 60-90% of chronic wounds have bioburden, which is associated with non-viable tissue in the wound
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Pressure injuries - the silent killers Bonnie Fraser - 09-05-2017
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Wound infection: whats all the fuss about? Bonnie Fraser - 23-03-2015
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Wounds and the normal healing process Bonnie Fraser - 15-07-2015
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The colour of wounds and its implication for healing Bonnie Fraser - 28-03-2018
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Treating bites in a rural and remote setting Glynis Thorp - 06-08-2014
Guidance Articles
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What is pyoderma gangrenosum? Health Insights - 23-01-2017
Pyoderma gangrenous (PG) is an extremely rare skin condition characterised by painful sores on the surface of the skin, commonly found on the leg. Only 3-10 cases per million
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What is necrotising fasciitis? Health Insights - 23-01-2017
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What is calciphylaxis? Health Insights - 17-01-2017
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What are venous stasis ulcers? Health Insights - 23-01-2017
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What are vasculitic ulcers? Health Insights - 17-01-2017
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What are ischemic wounds? Health Insights - 17-01-2017
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What are diabetic foot ulcers? Health Insights - 23-01-2017
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