Leg elevator for chronic oedema.
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Leg Ulcer Management in Patients with Chronic Oedema
Chronic oedema is a long-term condition as its title suggests. It 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. This client group requires a specifi c management plan if the oedema is to be controlled and the ulceration healed. LEG UL...
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Chronic oedema is a long-term condition as its title suggests. It 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. This client group requires a specifi c management plan if the oedema is to be controlled and the ulceration healed. LEG UL...
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The liner is often silky in texture which makes it easy to apply and assists with application of the second layer. The combination of lower compression in the bottom layer and higher compression in the second stocking facilitates ease of application. The kits are appropriate for people with low-to-moderate exudate levels. There are suitable options for patients both with and without chronic oed...
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عنوان ژورنال:
- The Ulster Medical Journal
دوره 34 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 1965