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274 related items for PubMed ID: 10827736

  • 21. Traumatic wounds: nursing assessment and management.
    Dearden C, Donnell J, Donnelly J, Dunlop M.
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    Honari S.
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    Ratliff CR.
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    Anderson I.
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  • 35. Exploring the effects of wound dressings and patient positioning on skin integrity in a pediatric burn facility.
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  • 36. When and how to use hydrogels.
    Jones V, Milton T.
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  • 39. [Local treatment of the existing bedsore].
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  • 40. Pressure ulcer debridement and cleansing: a review of current literature.
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