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Oral Presentations Overview
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1 A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH – THE LIGHT AT THE
END OF THE TUNNEL
Zena Moore
2 HOW WE WORK MULTIDISCIPLINARY IN AUSTRALIA
William McGuiness
3 WHAT ARE THE MAJOR CONTROVERSIES IN WORKING
MULTIDISCIPLINARY IN USA?
Robert Snyder
4 THE PATIENT PERSPECTIVE OF THE
MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH AND HOW TO SECURE
PATIENT SAFETY
Beth Lilja
5 Examples of multidisciplinary collaboration
from cancer and palliative care
Mogens Grønvold
6 MECHANISM OF INHIBITION OF WOUND HEALING
CHALLENGING PATIENTS OUTCOME
Marjana Tomic-Canic
7 REGENERATIVE MEDICINE IN BURN WOUND HEALING:
AIMING FOR THE PERFECT SKIN
Magda Ulrich
8 DISTINCT CONTRIBUTION OF STEM AND PROGENITOR
CELLS TO EPIDERMAL MAINTENANCE
Guilhem Mascré, Sophie Dekoninck, Benjamin Drogat,
Khalil Kass Youssef, Sylvain Brohée,
Panagiota A. Sotiropoulou, Benjamin D. Simons,
Cédric Blanpain
9 TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH PYODERMIA
GANGRENOSUM (PG): 48 CASES
Sergey Goryunov, Sergey Zhidkikh
10 FIRST RESULTS FROM A MULTICENTRIC EVALUATION
OF THE W.A.R. (Wounds-At-Risk)-SCORE OF 970
PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LEG ULCERS
Finja Jockenhöfer, Maren Stoffels-Weindorf, Joachim
Dissemond
11 ANALYSIS OF THE RECURRENCE OF VENOUS
ULCERATION DURING 5-YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Arkadiusz Jawien, Maria Szewczyk, Paulina Moscicka,
Justyna Cwajda-Bialasik, Elzbieta Hancke
12 VENUS IV (VENOUS LEG ULCER STUDY IV): A
RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF COMPRESSION
HOSIERY VERSUS COMPRESSION BANDAGING IN THE
TREATMENT OF VENOUS LEG ULCERS
Jo Dumville, Rebecca Ashby, Rhian Gabe, Shehzad Ali,
Pedro Saramago, Una Adderley, J Martin Bland, Nicky Cullum,
Cynthia Iglesias, Marta Soares, Nikki Stubbs, David Torgerson
13 SINGLE USE NEGATIVE PRESSURE WOUND THERAPY
(SU-NPWT) FOR THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC LOWER
LEG WOUNDS
John Lantis, Jamie Schwartz, Ema Avdagic, Cynthia Gendics
14 TOPICAL APPLICATION OF HAEMOGLOBIN TO
PROMOTE THE WOUND HEALING OF PATIENTS WITH
ULCUS CRURIS VENOSUM IN A PROSPECTIVE, SINGLE
BLINDED RANDOMIZED CLINICAL STUDY
Peter Engels
15 IS IT TIME TO RE-APPRAISE THE ROLE OF
COMPRESSION IN NON-HEALING VENOUS LEG
ULCERS?
Julian Guest, Charles Hildegard, Keith Cutting
16 REDUCING SURGICAL SITE INJECTIONS. COMPARATIVE
ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF THE USE OF A SURGICAL
FILM DRESSING IN THE MANAGEMENT OF POST-
OPERATIVE SURGICAL WOUNDS. AN INEXEPENSIVE
AND SIMPLE SOLUTION TO A COSTLY PROBLEM
Joan-Enric Torra i Bou, Ana Abejón Arroyo,
Pablo López Casanova, José Verdú Soriano
17 THE IRRESISTIBLE FORCE OF LONG FIBRE ACTIVATED
CARBON CLOTH ON COLONISED WOUND OUTCOMES
Martin Tadej, Cathie Bree-Aslan, Sylvie Hampton,
Aaron Knowles
18 EFFICACY OF VARIOUS TOPICAL ANTIMICROBIAL
AGENTS IN DIFFERENT TIME PERIODS AFTER
BACTERIAL CONTAMINATION OF BURN WOUND
Marianna Hajska, Livia Slobodnikova, Helena Hupkova,
Jan Koller
19 ASSESSMENT OF PERSPECTIVES AND PRACTICES OF
US WOUND CARE SPECIALISTS WITH REGARD TO
INFECTION ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT
Robert Snyder, Lorna McInroy, David Leaper, Rachel Benson,
Breda Cullen
20 BIOFILM PHENOTYPES ASSOCIATED WITH INFECTION-
RELATED WOUND CONDITIONS IN RAT MODELS
Mayumi Asada, Gojiro Nakagami, Hiroshi Sagara,
Takeo Minematsu, Hiromi Sanada
21 ASSESSING THE BIOFILM PREVENTION AND
ERADICATION ABILITY OF FOUR ANTIMICROBIAL
AGENTS USING SINGLE AND MULTI SPECIES ASSAYS
Keith Cutting, Ojan Assadian
22 W.A.R. AND W.I.R.E. – NEW PREDICTION SCORES FOR
EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF INFECTION AND
CHRONIFICATION
Thomas Wild, Paul Jhass, Matthias Augustin,
Thomas Eberlein
23 THE ROLE OF TOPICAL NEGATIVE PRESSURE FOR THE
TREATMENT OF DEEP STERNAL WOUND INFECTION:
SINGLE CENTER EXPERIENCE FROM THE NEONATAL
AGE TO THE OCTOGENARIAN
Marisa De Feo, Veronica D’oria, Ester Della Ratta,
Giuseppe Petrone, Andrea Petraio, Fabio Ursomando,
Giuseppe Caianiello, Alessandro Della Corte, Pasquale Santè,
Gianantonio Nappi
24 BIOMECHANICAL MODELING OF MICROCLIMATE
FACTORS AND THEIR EFFECT ON SKIN INTEGRITY
Amit Gefen
25 MICROCLIMATE AND PRESSURE ULCERS:
FACT, FICTION OR UNSURE?
Michael Clark
26 HOW DOES IMMOBILITY AFFECT THE SKIN BARRIER?
Jan Kottner, Gabor Dobo, Ulrike Blume-Peytavi
27 THE USE OF 3D PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE ASSESSMENT
OF MILITARY WOUNDS
Steven Jeffery
28 SOFT SILICONE DRESSINGS* DECREASE THE SEVERITY
OF ACUTE RADIATION-INDUCED SKIN REACTIONS
POST-MASTECTOMY
Dean Paterson, Prashika Poonman, Noelle Bennett,
Ruth Peszynski, Meredith van Beekhuizen, Marieke Jasperse,
Patries Herst
29 PERISTOMAL COMPLICATIONS IN OLD AGE –
RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS
Andrea Pokorná, Monika Antonová
30 THE USE OF HUMAN AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE AS A
PRIMARY DRESSING MATERIAL IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC
WOUNDS
Mohammad Khaleel Baghdadi, Tauqeer Ahmed Malik, Ahmed
Afandi, Nashat Ghandoura,
Kareemuddin Mohammad Majid, Samia Faraj Mushara
31 EVALUATION OF 1% HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CREAM (HP)
VERSUS PETROLATUM AND UNTREATED CONTROLS IN
OPEN WOUNDS IN HEALTHY HORSES: RANDOMIZED,
BLINDED CONTROL STUDY
Tamás Tóth, Hans Broström, Viveca Båverud,
Ulf Emanuelson, Elisabeth Bagge, Tommy Karlsson,
Kerstin Bergvall
EWMA 2013
COPENHAGEN
15-17 May · 2013
Danish Wound
Healing Society
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