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Equine Wound Management
Beschreibung:
Equine Wound Management, Second Edition is a comprehensive, authoritative resource for both theoretical and practical information on the care of wounds in horses. Now highly illustrated with full-color photographs throughout, this long-awaited second edition is significantly expanded to include new developments and techniques in wound healing. Equine Wound Management is an essential reference for veterinary students, veterinary surgeons, veterinary dermatologists, and equine and large animal veterinarians.
Preface ixAcknowledgments xi
Contributors xiii
Chapter 1 Wound Healing 3
1.1 Physiology of Wound Healing 5
1.2 Differences in Wound Healing between Horses and Ponies29
1.3 Wound Repair: Problems in the Horse and Innovative Solutions47
Chapter 2 Factors That Influence Wound Infection and Healing69
2.1 Selected Factors That Negatively Impact Healing 71
2.2 Management Practices That Influence Wound Infection andHealing 85
Chapter 3 Topical Wound Treatments 107
3.1 Update on Wound Dressings: Indications and Best Use 109
3.2 Topical Wound Treatments and Wound Care Products 137
3.3 The Extracellular Matrix as a Biologic Scaffold for WoundHealing in Veterinary Medicine 161
Chapter 4 Approaches to Wound Closure 175
4.1 Selection of Approaches to Wound Closure 177
4.2 Selection of Suture Materials, Suture Patterns, and Drainsfor Wound Closure 193
4.3 New and Innovative Approaches to Wound Closure 225
Chapter 5 Principles and Techniques For ReconstructiveSurgery 239
Chapter 6 Management of Wounds of the Head 273
Chapter 7 Management of Wounds of the Neck and Body333
Chapter 8 Wounds of the Distal Extremities 373
8.1 Management of Wounds of the Distal Extremities 375
8.2 Degloving Injuries 427
8.3 Treatment of Exuberant Granulation Tissue 445
Chapter 9 Diagnosis and Management of Wounds InvolvingSynovial Structures 463
Chapter 10 Tendon and Paratendon Lacerations 489
Chapter 11 Free Skin Grafting 509
Chapter 12 Management of Severely Infected Wounds 543
Chapter 13 Burn Injuries 569
Chapter 14 Sarcoid Transformation at Wound Sites 585
Chapter 15 Lasers: Effects on Healing and ClinicalApplications 609
Chapter 16 Bandaging and Casting Techniques for WoundManagement 623
Index 659
Contributors xiii
Chapter 1 Wound Healing 3
1.1 Physiology of Wound Healing 5
1.2 Differences in Wound Healing between Horses and Ponies29
1.3 Wound Repair: Problems in the Horse and Innovative Solutions47
Chapter 2 Factors That Influence Wound Infection and Healing69
2.1 Selected Factors That Negatively Impact Healing 71
2.2 Management Practices That Influence Wound Infection andHealing 85
Chapter 3 Topical Wound Treatments 107
3.1 Update on Wound Dressings: Indications and Best Use 109
3.2 Topical Wound Treatments and Wound Care Products 137
3.3 The Extracellular Matrix as a Biologic Scaffold for WoundHealing in Veterinary Medicine 161
Chapter 4 Approaches to Wound Closure 175
4.1 Selection of Approaches to Wound Closure 177
4.2 Selection of Suture Materials, Suture Patterns, and Drainsfor Wound Closure 193
4.3 New and Innovative Approaches to Wound Closure 225
Chapter 5 Principles and Techniques For ReconstructiveSurgery 239
Chapter 6 Management of Wounds of the Head 273
Chapter 7 Management of Wounds of the Neck and Body333
Chapter 8 Wounds of the Distal Extremities 373
8.1 Management of Wounds of the Distal Extremities 375
8.2 Degloving Injuries 427
8.3 Treatment of Exuberant Granulation Tissue 445
Chapter 9 Diagnosis and Management of Wounds InvolvingSynovial Structures 463
Chapter 10 Tendon and Paratendon Lacerations 489
Chapter 11 Free Skin Grafting 509
Chapter 12 Management of Severely Infected Wounds 543
Chapter 13 Burn Injuries 569
Chapter 14 Sarcoid Transformation at Wound Sites 585
Chapter 15 Lasers: Effects on Healing and ClinicalApplications 609
Chapter 16 Bandaging and Casting Techniques for WoundManagement 623
Index 659