Traduzione a cura di Massimo Rivolo
Infermiere esperto in wound care rivolo@interfree.it
La gestione infermieristica dei pazienti con ulcere venose alle
gambe
Raccomandazioni
Il trattamento dei pazienti affetti da ulcere degli arti inferiori
Raccomandazioni
Raccomandazioni per la valutazione la terapia compressiva, la detersione il debridement, le medicazioni, gli innesti cutanei e i
sostituti cutanei, le sostanze sensibilizzanti, gli ultrasuoni terapeutici, il laser, l’elettroterapia, la terapia topica con pressione negativa
gli agenti farmacologici, il training/educazione e l’assicurazione della qualità
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Settembre 2006
Publication code: 003 020 ISBN: 1-904114-22-9
Ringraziamenti
Ian Bullock**
Claire Collins**
Nicky Cullum*
Yolanda Ferguson**
Will Gray**
Martin Henriksson*
Cynthia Iglesias*
E Andrea Nelson*
Emily Petherick*
Prima pubblicazione 1998; aggiornamento 2005 e 2006.
Prima edizione: RCN Institute, Centre for Evidence- Based Nursing, The University of York and the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting, The University of Manchester.
Seconda edizione: RCN Institute, Centre for Evidence Based Nursing, The University of York.
* Centre for Evidence Based Nursing, Department of Health Sciences, The University of York, York, UK.
** Royal College of Nursing Institute, Radcliffe Infirmary, Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 6HE.
UK.