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Information: Circulatory diseases, both arterial and venous, frequently lead to wounds. Arterial and venous wounds differ from each other and require different approaches. These sites address one or both types of vascular wounds.
Wound Care Global Discussion Forums Wound Care Global Discussion Forums: Global wound care discussion forums. (Wounds) http://www.medicaledu.com/forum.htm
Curative Curative: Wound healing information in sections for patients and professionals. (Wounds) http://www.curative.com/
AAWM WoundNet Page AAWM WoundNet Page: Offers information on wound care, a wound care meetings calendar, articles, links and application for wound care board certification. (Wounds) http://www.aawm.org/
Cleaning Up Wound Care Cleaning Up Wound Care: Cost-effective methods to keep wounds free of infection. (Wounds) http://www.orthopedictechreview.com/issues/junjul99/pg51.htm
Virginia Pressure Ulcer Resource Team Virginia Pressure Ulcer Resource Team: VPURT is a multidiscipline team of health care professionals providing a comprehensive resource to reduce the increase of pressure ulcers in Virginia through increased public awareness, education, and public policy. (Wounds) http://www.vpurt.org/
American Diabetes Association. American Diabetes Association.: Latest information on diabetes and living with the disease. (Wounds) http://www.diabetes.org/default.asp
Mayo Gonda Vascular Center Mayo Gonda Vascular Center: A multidisciplinary unit devoted to providing state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment of patients with peripheral vascular diseases. (Wounds) http://www.mayoclinic.org/vascularcenter-rst/
Reeb Center for Wound Management Reeb Center for Wound Management: The Reeb Center for Wound Management was founded to assist skilled nursing facilities and out-patients with non-healing wounds by providing timely and cost effective treatment. (Wounds) http://www.reebcenter.com
eMedicine Health - Cuts or Lacerations eMedicine Health - Cuts or Lacerations: Consumer health resource center providing information on wound symptoms and treatments. (Wounds) http://www.emedicinehealth.com/articles/6076-1.asp
Vacuum therapy in wound management Vacuum therapy in wound management: Provides an objective education service relating to all aspects of vacuum therapy and its role in wound care management. (Wounds) http://www.vacuumtherapy.co.uk
Ulcer Classification Ulcer Classification: How to stage or grade a wound. Information from 3 respected sources. (Wounds) http://woundcare.org/newsvol2n2/ulcer1.htm
Additional
Information: Circulatory diseases, both arterial and venous, frequently lead to wounds. Arterial and venous wounds differ from each other and require different approaches. These sites address one or both types of vascular wounds.
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