Managing leg ulceration in patients with sickle cell disorder.

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Managing leg ulceration in patients with sickle cell disorder.

Nursing times - 1 Jan 2000

Dowsett Caroline

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Leg ulceration is a complication associated with sickle cell disorders. Caroline Dowsett outlines why this problem occurs and describes the management of a patient with sickle cell disorder who presented with an infected leg ulcer. She concludes that there is a need for more research into the management of these complex wounds.

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