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Effectiveness and cost effectiveness of compression bandages should be shown.
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Double bandaging of sprained ankles.
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Toe ulceration associated with compression bandaging: observational study.
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Mechanics of elastic bandaging.
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The role of bandaging in the management of open wounds.
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The use of self-adhesive bandages for limb injuries in large animals.
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A fractured clavicle and vascular compression: a non-orthopedic indication of figure-of-eight bandage.
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A three-dimensional cosmetic nasal bandage following rhinectomy.
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Fear of the known? District nurses' practice of compression bandaging.
District nurses are the acknowledged experts when it comes to the care of leg ulcers in the community setting. An audit in one trust nevertheless highlighted a degree of diagnostic caution among district nurses that led to some patients not receiving the compression therapy that national guidelines recommend. This article reports on a small-scale qualitative study that sought to explore this issue in more depth. The results highlight that there is some conflict between district nurses' practice as expert practitioners and strict adherence to guidelines, which the nurses resolve in various ways. The implications for practice are explored.
Zinc paste bandages and the treatment of Flegel's disease.
Such is their prevalence in the population that community nurses are very likely to encounter unfamiliar dermatological problems during their practice, many of which will have been self-treated for some time before professional help is sought. This article reports a case of a rare congenital condition called Flegel's disease, which leads to the presence of small horny papules on the skin, predominantly on the legs. In this case, the papules had deteriorated and were causing wider problems.
Compression bandaging in the treatment of venous leg ulcers.
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The use of short-stretch bandaging to control oedema.
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The evidence in support of compression bandaging.
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Short-stretch bandaging in the treatment of venous leg ulcers.
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Paste-impregnated bandages.
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