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Dr Mohamed Magdy Badr’s Definitive Guide to Leg Ulcers Atlas

This Atlas of fabulous graphics is a marvellous compendium of illustrations which assist both comprehension and learning, making this document an excellent teaching tool. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/mohamed-magdy-badr-md-wcsp-64983245_the-ultimate-differential-atlas-of-leg-ulcers-activity-7405506858033303552-fEBs?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAX1jt0BMQVAFiL9zpLhNipSVtEpZN3H2-g

A wound’s like a beach

This episode looks at wound hydration and its implications for cellular function, wound repair and dressing selection. Gary Bain narrates the content, however the analogy belongs to Dr Windy Cole - Director of Wound Care Research, Kent State University College of Podiatry Medicine, USA. Thank

Foreman Frank and the Wound Tradies

Frank Guerriero is a Nurse Practitioner and PhD candidate. His analogy describes the chaos that unbridled inflammation produces within a wound environment. He compares an inflamed wound's behaviour to that of a building site which is out of control - displaying poor signalling, inadequate coordination