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Coloplast Altis Single-incision Sling: Increased Inner Leg, Groin, Thigh Pain, and Dyspareunia

Greg Vigna June 13, 2025 No Comments

“The Coloplast Altis 522 Study shows the occurrence of inner leg and thigh pain in frequencies that are unique to this device. This combined with more than 2x the risk…

Developmental Delay: A ‘Mother’s Guide’ to Obtaining Diagnosis After Hypoxic Injury

Greg Vigna June 9, 2025 No Comments

“Early intervention and diagnosis of the cause is medically necessary and appropriate in newborns, toddlers, or children following a difficult delivery where there was a risk of hypoxic brain injury.…

Dangers of Peripheral IVs: Pain, Local Infection, Thrombophlebitis, and Bloodstream Infections

Greg Vigna June 6, 2025 No Comments

“Hospital medicine requires both nurses and doctors to understand the serious risks of acute phlebitis from peripheral IVs and to promptly assess and treat complications as they arise,” states Greg…

Myocutaneous Flap Surgery for Deep Stage III and Stage IV Bedsores is the Standard of Care

Greg Vigna June 6, 2025 No Comments

“Surgical intervention using flap reconstruction is the mainstay therapy for management of pressure injuries with advanced stages,” states Dr. Shima Bani Assad, MD, General Surgeon. Read Dr. Assad’s article: “Various…

Message to Hospitalist: Stage III/IV Bedsores, Reconstructive Surgery ‘Should be Performed’

Greg Vigna June 5, 2025 No Comments

“Patients with hospital-acquired decubitus ulcers cannot be discharged to facilities that lack the capability to perform reconstructive surgery for cure, as this is an unsafe discharge. Hospitalists who authorize such…

Kindred Hit in Texas with Ineffective Decubitus Ulcer Lawsuit

Greg Vigna June 4, 2025 No Comments

“Clearly, the standard of care as described by the Wound Healing Society advocates for an early two-stage surgical strategy for patients suffering Stage IV hospital-acquired pressure injuries. First, timely debridement…

Autism Spectrum Disorder Risks Defined: Hypoxic Brain Injury and Genetics

Greg Vigna June 3, 2025 No Comments

“It also found that the presence of certain factors, such as paternal age and history of hypoxia/asphyxia, was associated with more severe ASD symptoms,” states Dr. Abdullah Bozkurt, MD, Department…

Length of Hospitalization for Stage III and IV Decubitus Ulcers Before and After 2015

Greg Vigna June 2, 2025 No Comments

“Today, patients who suffer hospital acquired Stage III or Stage IV pressure injuries are in the hospital 39 days less than those who suffered these injuries before 2015,” states Greg Vigna,…

Management of Deep Tissue Injuries in Patients at Risk for Pressure Injuries

Greg Vigna May 19, 2025 No Comments

“Most commonly, deep tissue pressure injuries appear on the skin over the coccyx or sacrum, the buttocks, and the heel,” states Ave Preston, RN, CWOCN, University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Greg…

Management of Deep Tissue Injuries in Patients at Risk for Pressure Injuries

Greg Vigna May 19, 2025 No Comments

“Most commonly, deep tissue pressure injuries appear on the skin over the coccyx or sacrum, the buttocks, and the heel,” states Ave Preston, RN, CWOCN, University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Greg…

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Coloplast Altis Single-incision Sling: Increased Inner Leg, Groin, Thigh Pain, and Dyspareunia

Developmental Delay: A ‘Mother’s Guide’ to Obtaining Diagnosis After Hypoxic Injury

Dangers of Peripheral IVs: Pain, Local Infection, Thrombophlebitis, and Bloodstream Infections

Myocutaneous Flap Surgery for Deep Stage III and Stage IV Bedsores is the Standard of Care

Message to Hospitalist: Stage III/IV Bedsores, Reconstructive Surgery ‘Should be Performed’

Kindred Hit in Texas with Ineffective Decubitus Ulcer Lawsuit

Autism Spectrum Disorder Risks Defined: Hypoxic Brain Injury and Genetics

Length of Hospitalization for Stage III and IV Decubitus Ulcers Before and After 2015

Management of Deep Tissue Injuries in Patients at Risk for Pressure Injuries

Management of Deep Tissue Injuries in Patients at Risk for Pressure Injuries

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