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Nutrition and Wound Healing: What the Body Needs to Rebuild Tissue

Wound Care

Nutrition and Wound Healing: What the Body Needs to Rebuild Tissue

A wound that stays open for weeks is not always a dressing problem. Building new tissue takes protein, energy, vitamins C and A, zinc and water. This article covers how much, from which foods, and when to see a doctor.

Aug 20, 20269 min read
Scar Treatment: Evidence-Based Methods from Silicone to Laser

Scar Treatment

Scar Treatment: Evidence-Based Methods from Silicone to Laser

Scars range from minor pigmentation to thick keloid. Following the international consensus by Mustoe et al., we summarise non-invasive, injection-based and laser options.

Aug 12, 20265 min read
Pressure Injuries: Prevention, Staging and Treatment

Wound Care

Pressure Injuries: Prevention, Staging and Treatment

Pressure injuries are largely preventable. We summarise risk assessment, prevention strategies and stage-by-stage treatment based on the 2019 NPIAP/EPUAP/PPPIA guideline.

Aug 8, 20268 min read
Diabetic Foot Infection: Bedside Diagnosis and Empirical Antibiotics

Wound Care

Diabetic Foot Infection: Bedside Diagnosis and Empirical Antibiotics

Timely recognition of diabetic foot infection prevents amputation. We summarise the IDSA/IWGDF severity classification, empirical antibiotic choice and admission criteria.

Aug 7, 20268 min read
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy: Diagnosis and Treatment

Neuropathy

Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy: Diagnosis and Treatment

Peripheral neuropathy is the most common microvascular complication of diabetes and a major risk factor for foot ulceration. We review symptoms, diagnostic tests and evidence-based therapy.

Jul 26, 20269 min read
Glycaemic Control and Wound Healing

Diabetes Management

Glycaemic Control and Wound Healing

Uncontrolled blood glucose disrupts every phase of wound healing. We explain why HbA1c and daily glucose variability matter, and which targets are reasonable during active wound treatment.

May 25, 20267 min read