Harvey i do believe your question is quite valid!Personally I can only recount a few cases and I know there was a point beyond which I would not increase the probe pressure. "Do no harm seemed a good idea then and still.So, what do you do in these cases? I assume you do some type of follow-up? Any lessons for us still learning?To unsubscribe or search other topics on UVM Flownet link to: http://list.uvm.edu/archives/uvmflownet.htmlHi,
I've often wondered about getting non comp ABI's on wound clinic patients who have severe edema or something like Elaphantiasis Nostras. How much does hardening and thickening of tissue contribute in cases like these vs plain old calcification? I thought I'd post this here as I don't have anyone here to bounce ideas off.
Thanks,
Harvey Wilson RVT RDMS RDCS
Victoria
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