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CONTENTSFEBRUARY2011


Editorials and opinion


Looking forward to the first Wounds International Conference Page 3 Suzie Calne discusses the upcoming opportunities for clinicians at the first Wounds International conference as well as the ongoing online legacy


Day in the Life Page 4 The staff at a hospital in China explains their experiences treating fistulae in their gastrointestinal service


Practice and development


Innovations in the assessment and diagnosis of wound infection Page 5 Terry Swanson discusses the effects that the latest research concerning wound care has had on the day-to-day practice of an Australian hospital


Treatment innovations in hypertrophic and keloid scars


Page 7 Zee Upton and Emily Lynam examine the recent advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of hypertrophic and keloid scars


Reducing surgical site infection in a hospital in Singapore


Page 9 Liau Kui-Hin and Khin Thanda Aung explain the steps they have taken to significantly reduce surgical site infection rates in their hospital in Singapore


The importance of the skin barrier in managing


periwound areas Page 14 Girish Patel outlines the importance of monitoring and protecting periwound skin


The challenge of managing burn wounds in Uganda Page 18 Yuran Zheng and Stuart Enoch look at the challenges for wound management clinicians in Uganda


Understanding science


Antimicrobial dressings made easy Page S.1 Peter Vowden, Kathryn Vowden and Keryln Carville examine the role of antimicrobials in wound healing


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