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- Hyperbaric Medicine
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- Diabetic Ulcers
- How Do I Find and Contact the Clinic?
- How Do I Prevent Wounds from Developing?
- Pressure Ulcers
- Traumatic Ulcers
- Ulcers Due to Arterial Insufficiency
- Venous Ulcers
- What Services are Provided at the Clinic?
- Who are the Medical Staff?
- Who Should Make an Appointment at the Wound Care Clinic?
- When Should a Physician Refer a Patient to the Wound Care Clinic?
- O’Connor Hospital Nursing Team Brings Pressure Ulcer Prevention To Less Than Half The National Average
- No One Dies Alone
Who Should Make an Appointment at the Wound Care Clinic?
If you have a wound that has been present for 3 to 4 weeks and does not seem to be healing or seems to be getting worse or is very painful, you should call the Wound Care Clinic for an appointment.
If you are a diabetic or have ever been told that you have problems with your circulation and have a wound, you should call as soon as possible.
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