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Application of Innovative Soft Compression Bandage Technique in Amputation Stump Dressings Our Experience

Ravi Kumar Chittoria, Neljo Thomas, Padmalakshmi Bharathi Mohan, Shijina Koliyath, Imran Pathan, Nishad Kerakkada

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Journal of Plastic Surgery and Transplantation 1(2):p 59-61, July-Dec 2021. | DOI: NA

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Thomas N, Chittoria RK, Mohan PB, et al. Application of Innovative Soft Compression Bandage Technique in Amputation Stump Dressings Our Experience. J Plast Surg Transplant. 2021;1(2):59-61.

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Received : November 21, 2021         Accepted : December 25, 2021          Published : December 30, 2021

Abstract

Limb amputations for various etiologies are one of the most common causes for disability and resulting social and financial losses at present. Higher the level of amputation more difficult it is to treat the stump and also more delayed is the rehabilitation. Therefore various therapeutic techniques for dressing the amputation stump have been described over the years to aid in fast recovery and to avoid local stump complications. In this case report a similar innovative method of dressing a above knee amputation stump has been described.


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Thomas N, Chittoria RK, Mohan PB, et al. Application of Innovative Soft Compression Bandage Technique in Amputation Stump Dressings Our Experience. J Plast Surg Transplant. 2021;1(2):59-61.


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November 21, 2021 December 25, 2021 December 30, 2021

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AmputationCrepe BandageCompression Dressing

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