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ChronicWound Care GuidelinesAbridged VersionThe Wound Healing SocietyTable of ulcer ..4 Pressure ulcer ..10 Diabetic ulcer ..16 arterial Insufficiency ulcer ..22 References ..28 The Wound Healing Society2 The publication of the Wound Care Guidelines by the WoundHealing Society in the December 2006 issue of Wound Repair and Regenerationrepresents the culmination of a three-year effortinvolving numerous individuals and entities. As the PrincipalInvestigator and Chief Editor of this work, I think that a briefhistory of the genesis and completion of this project is absolutelynecessary.

venous/arterial disease is confirmed during the diagnostic work-up. 2.2 Intermittent pneumatic leg compression (IPC) can be used ... venous ulcer prior to attempting surgical closure by skin graft, ... recurrence and characteristics (location, …

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