OK, here is one for the books.
I just spoke on a panel to about 200 nurses concerning wound care. Of
course a lot of
the legal medical stuff flew over the cuckoos nest.
I live in Lancaster County Pa, where it is 9 degrees right now and there is
a large
Amish population. One VNA said she
Wound Care, has migrated and morp'd from hospitals and doctor's offices
into a clinical and specialized industry. And doctor's are ok with that
because it is so special and no one wants to mess with ulcers and opened
wounds. And for those wound care clinic it has become quite profitable.
I asked about the Wound Vac for my butt sore. My doc said he has not had alot of success with the Vac on butt wounds.
Greg
you should be able to go out patient and get the wound vacuum and
have a visiting nurse take care of it. I got mine while
Rare is it that Medical Doctors touch or maintain Wound Vacs. Doctors
observe and de-breed the wound. They measure and look for healing. Wound Vac
(the company) trained RN's on how the machine works, operates and how the
unit is installed on the patient. The company teaches how to
I had a wound vac for my butt sore. It made my sore worse. I ended up
staying in bed for 6 months before it finally healed
In a message dated 1/28/2014 6:16:13 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
g...@eskimo.com writes:
I asked about the Wound Vac for my butt sore. My doc said he has not had
I would go to the wound center and get a second opinion. I was being
followed by a plastic surgeon, when I had a wound vacuum and a nursing agency.
He had taken off and look at it every several weeks. He had to determine how
long I used, until I was ready for plastic surgery a skin graft.
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