Research Roundup- vol 4(1)

Use of hypothermically stored amniotic membrane on diabetic foot ulcers: a multicentre retrospective case series

Dehydrated human amnion/chorion membrane to treat venous leg ulcers: a cost-effectiveness analysis

Use of three-dimensional acellular collagen matrix in deep or tunnelling diabetic foot ulcers: a retrospective case series

WOUND CARE CONFERENCES & EVENTS 2025

Remote assessment and monitoring with advanced wound therapy to optimise clinical outcomes, access and resources

Living with a hard-to-heal wound can be demanding and burdensome. Patients with DFUs and their caregivers consistently identify time constraints (e.g., difficulty finding available appointment times,...

TIMERS: the race against hard to heal wounds. Part 4, Sections 5 and 6: advanced and adjunctive product use; management of patient-related factors.

Section 5 of the document explains that TIMERS is a general framework to guide care at all competency levels in all settings. The authors explain that although the framework is relevant to all care...

Wound care around the WORLD

In Kenya, a country known for its strong community spirit, a remarkable story unfolds. It's about a partnership that's making a significant difference in healthcare, particularly in wound care. This...

Factors influencing dressing choice in wound care: a discussion

Wound assessment is a prerequisite for selecting an appropriate dressing.

Edge trenching: a case study of a novel debridement technique

The wound with vertical edges where line ‘a’ is the depth, line ‘c’ is the typically resected edge at 45°, and line ‘b’ is the projected extension of the wound edge after resection at 45° (a). The...

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Research Roundup

Journal of Wound Care: Comparing methods of debridement for removing biofilm in hard-to-heal wounds. .