The Wound Management Manual 1st Edition (БУ). Bok Lee

Lee (surgery, New York Medical College and attending physician at Westchester Medical Center) covers treatment and follow-up of acute and chronic wounds and ulcerations and provides step-by-step guidance to special procedures such as skin grafting, and information about healing methods such as hyperbaric oxygen treatment and molecular techniques. Among the topics of the 21 chapters: etiology and management of foot ulcerations; negative-pressure wound therapy (vacuum-assisted closure); historical aspects of wound healing; noninvasive evaluation of the cutaneous circulation; pathophysiology of diabetic foot lesions and their treatment with the circulator boot; intermittent pneumatic compression devices in critical limb ischemia; living, bioengineered, human dermis for healing chronic wounds; management of complex and pathologic wounds with integra; biomaterial wound matrix from small intestine submucosa; skin substitutes in acute and chronic wounds; wound closure by external tissue expansion; and foot compartment syndrome--modified plantar medial approach fasciotomy.