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     Best Publishing Company; Flagstaff, AZ: 2007

     Dr. Paul Sheffield and Dr. Caroline Fife have produced a monumental work with Wound Care Practice, 2nd edition. The first edition was slightly more than 800 pages, but this edition has been expanded to more than 1200 pages in 2 volumes.

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Edited by RJ White, RA Cooper, P Molan

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Wound Healing is a valuable, scientifically rigorous, and thorough text that belongs in the library of every wound care practitioner. Dr. Anna Falabella and Dr. Robert Kirsner are internationally recognized physicians in the field of dermatology and wound healing. Their dual specialties of dermatology and wound care combined with their extensive university research and clinical experience offer a perspective of wound pathophysiology, wound evaluation, and therapy that is evidence-based and uniquely helpful.

This comprehensive text incorporates more than 80 well-known authors

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