Atlas of Wound Repair in the Elderly

This book introduces up-to-date knowledge and valuable clinical experience in wound repair in older adults. In the context of population aging, ulcers and wounds among older adults are becoming increasingly common. The complex etiology and challenging treatment of these conditions present significant challenges to clinicians. This book is an illustrated collection covering acute and chronic wound repair in older adults. The book is divided into three parts. The first part focuses on the current status and developmental trends of population aging, the clinical characteristics of older adults, and recent developments in epidemiology, management, and postoperative functional rehabilitation. The second part addresses the repair of wounds in different anatomical regions, including indications, surgical planning, key surgical techniques, precautions, and practical pearls. The third part discusses recent advances in wound repair in older adults. Through illustrative case studies, this book integrates systematic approaches with clinical practice.