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W “Blepharoplasty – a practical approach to the selection of surgical techniques and wound dressing” (DOI:10.60075/lr.v20i4.50) imię pierwszej autorki zostało błędnie opublikowane
W “Blepharoplasty – a practical approach to the selection of surgical techniques and wound dressing” (DOI:10.60075/lr.v20i4.50) imię pierwszej autorki zostało błędnie opublikowane
This case report describes the management of complicated wounds following nail fold plasty using Kramer’s consensus, hydro-active dressings, and the TIME strategy…
Infection of the hip joint as a result of its connection with the post-oncological cloaca is a rare complication. A 67-year-old patient who had not previously undergone orthopedic treatment was diagnosed with a hip joint infection…
The treatment of perianal abscess is a long-term and burdensome process for the patient. It leads to a significant decrease in the patient’s quality of life and often forces them to temporarily withdraw…
The analyzed cases concern patients with gynecological conditions. The lack of clinical reports in Polish literature on the treatment of vaginal and perineal wounds prompted me to share my own experiences in this area…
Chronic wounds represent a significant health issue affecting a broad spectrum of patients, particularly in the fields of gynecology and obstetrics. In these specialties,chronic wounds encompass a wide range of…
Dear Readers, the current issue of our journal opens with an editorial on chronic wounds in gynaecology and obstetrics. Wound management in…
Advanced Practice Nurses (APN) are a desirable career path for nurses in over 70 countries around the world. Services provided by highly qualified nurses are safe for patients and bring systemic economic benefits. APN in wound care is most visible in Australia. The implementation of the APN concept began in 2013 at the Specialist Hospital in Wejherowo, where the first APN Nurse position in Poland was created in the field of chronic wound and pressure ulcer management.
We describe the Endo-Vac negative pressure therapy of a 54-year-old patient with colorectal anastomosis insufficiency af-ter Low Anterior Resection (LAR) performed with the assistance of the da Vinci robot.
The need for simulation in medical education is increasing, mainly because there are more students than available patients. Another reason is that patients often don’t allow students to examine them, which requires adding simulated training ses-sions. Simulation technology has advanced a lot, making it more realistic. These classes occur in a safe and controlled en-vironment, which can be repeated and include complex scenarios. Some research validates the use of simulated wounds, but it would be useful to study how this training improves real patient care, especially for Polish students.