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Wound Management in Small Animals: A Practical Guide for Veterinary Nurses and Technicians
Synopsis:
A practical guide to various aspects of wound management in veterinary practice. This text for veterinary nurses/technicians covers both traditional and controversial methods of treatment with information and explanations of techniques. It is useful for those who wish to improve their practice and understand all phases of wound healing.
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This work is a practical and comprehensive guide to all aspects of wound management in veterinary practice. This ground-breaking new text for veterinary nurses/technicians covers both traditional and controversial methods of treatment with up-to-date information and clear explanations of techniques. It is an essential purchase for all those who wish to improve their practice and more thoroughly understand all phases of wound healing.
Contents
Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Introduction to Wound Management / Louise ODwyer Chapter 2 Wound Assessment and Management / Louise ODwyer Chapter3 The Process of Wound Healing / Louise ODwyer Chapter 4 Open Wound Management / Louise ODwyer Chapter 5 Wound Closure Options / Louise ODwyer Chapter 6 Bandaging Techniques and Complications / Louise ODwyer Chapter 7 Surgical Drains / Louise ODwyer Chapter 8 Wound Healing Complications / Louise ODwyer Chapter 9 Wound Closure Techniques / Bruce Tatton Chapter 10 Skin Grafts / Bruce Tatton Index
Our price 18.90
Author: O'Dwyer, Louise (Head Veterinary Nurse, Pet Medics Veterinary Centre, Manchester, UK)
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd
Edition: New title
Pages: 168
Illustrations: Approx. 100 illustrations (50 in full color)
Binding: Paperback
Weight: 1000
Publish Date: 26 Apr 2007
ISBN: 0750688319
IS: 9780750688314
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