Advances in Wound Care: Volume 1, Translational Medicine: From Benchtop to Bedside to Community and Back
Mary Ann Liebert | English | 2010 | ISBN-10: 1934854018 | 640 pages | PDF | 424.86 mb
by Chandan K. Sen (Author, Editor)
Advances in Wound Care, Volume 1 addresses the broad wound care community and serves as a forum for facilitating cross-pollination between disciplines. For the scientist, this volume presents a digest of the clinical aspects of wound care. Such understanding helps improve the translational value of investigator-initiated research. This volume inspires innovative directions for basic scientists who advance the frontiers of the fundamental sciences of wound healing. Wound care physicians, nurses, and staff can reference the latest discoveries presented in a concise format. The volume also addresses industry-academia partnership, a key element in motivating inventions and in effectively rolling out novel therapies. This essential new reference series strengthens the interdisciplinary continuum of wound care and provides the wound care professional with critical information. Every peer-reviewed chapter has a take-home message. Each volume contains critical information on acute and chronic wounds, and sections dedicated to specific focus topics. Easy, actionable information features the work of over 100 experts in the field. Chapters are illustrated with full color art.
Review
This series is an outstanding way for clinicians to keep abreast of ongoing information. This in-depth refresher of new and changing work in the field assures that no one is left behind as medicine and wound care evolve. This reference should be on the desk of every practicing clinician. –Robert S. Kirsner, MD, PhD Vice Chairman & Stiefel Laboratories Professor University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
This unique series provides 360-degree coverage of the current science and care of wounds and tissue healing, ranging from molecular aspects of stem cell therapy to bedside devices and practices. It is a must read for clinicians as well as basic scientists, and a valuable resource for trainees and others seeking to enhance their expertise in the fundamentals of wound healing. –Patricia Hebda, PhD President, Wound Healing Society
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