Channel Title: The Wound and Lymphedema Sage@DocSaturn(DPT) Hub Channel Description: - Insights into the latest advancements in wound healing and edema/lymphedema therapy Whether you're a healthcare professional, a patient dealing with wound,or simply curious about these topics, my goal is to empower you with knowledge for better health and quality of life. Discussions here are for education and entertainment purposes only . I am a wound and lymphedema specialist and see patients full time. I am not a product endorser. Aside from being a clinician I have the heart of a teacher . I am currently licensed as a doctor of physical therapy in the USA and practice as a wound care and lymphedema specialist under such licensure. Information here are for education purposes only. Dr. Saturn D , DPT , CWS, CLT-LANA, FACCWS Doctor of Physical Therapy Board Certified Wound Specialist Certified Lymphedema Therapist Fellow of the American College of Clinical Wound Specialists <video> Impact of diabetes to wound healing Description: </video> <video> The Danger of Improper Use of Coban Wrap Description: When coban is placed too tight it causes problem </video> <video> STONES to spot for wound infection #patientsupport #woundcare #woundhealing #physicaltherapy Description: </video> <video> Why Wound Dryness leads to curling in go wound edges and non-closure ? Description: </video> <video> Collagen dressing not indicated for infected wounds : an explanation . Description: </video> <video> Does cellulitis lead to lymphedema? What is Lymphangitis ? Description: </video> <video> MEASURE: measure , exudates , appearance , sufferings, undermining , redness , edges Description: </video> <video> P-DIME , the 5 words that would heal a PRESSURE Ulcer Description: Pressure Ulcers Treatment Strategies : - Pressure relief - debridement - infection/inflammation Control - moisture balance - management of wound edges </video> <video> Effect of Coffee on Wound Healing Description: In this video, we explore the surprising effects of coffee on wound healing. Does your morning cup of coffee help or hinder the body’s natural healing process? We dive into the science behind caffeine, antioxidants, and their potential impact on skin regeneration, inflammation, and blood flow. Learn how coffee can influence different stages of wound healing and what this means for your recovery. Whether you’re a coffee lover or simply curious, this video provides evidence-based insights to guide your wound care practices. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share your thoughts in the comments! Keywords: coffee and wound healing, caffeine and healing, antioxidants in coffee, wound care tips, skin regeneration, inflammation and coffee, natural healing process Please feel free to share your experiences ! </video> <video> One way to decongest your swollen leg Description: </video> <video> Understanding the hemodynamic factors leading to LYMPHEDEMA Description: </video> <video> All edemas are lymphedema ? (A new concept in health ) Description: **Video Title:** "All Edemas are Lymphedema?" **Description:** Did you know that all types of edema have a connection to the lymphatic system? Chronic swelling in conditions like heart failure, kidney disease, or venous insufficiency often involves a component of lymphatic failure.The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in fluid balance and why chronic edema can eventually lead to lymphatic overload resulting to lymphatic dysfunction . ! #Lymphedema #Edema #LymphaticHealth #woundcare </video> <video> What is a Lymphangion in the Lymphatic System ? Description: </video> <video> We Are The Wound Description: </video> <video> Electrical Stimulation for Wound Healing Description: Electrical stimulation (ES) in wound healing involves applying controlled electrical currents to a wound to enhance the body’s natural repair processes. This therapy can: 1. Promote Cellular Activity: ES stimulates key cells like fibroblasts, keratinocytes, and macrophages, enhancing collagen production, angiogenesis, and epithelialization. 2. Improve Blood Flow: By increasing circulation, ES delivers oxygen and nutrients essential for tissue repair. 3. Reduce Inflammation and Infection: It may decrease pro-inflammatory cytokines and create conditions unfavorable for bacterial growth. 4. Restore Electrical Gradients: ES mimics the body’s natural bioelectric signals, which are disrupted in chronic wounds, helping to re-establish the electrical gradient that guides cell migration to the wound site. Clinically, ES is used to accelerate healing in chronic or non-healing wounds, such as pressure ulcers and diabetic foot ulcers. </video>

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- Insights into the latest advancements in wound healing and edema/lymphedema therapy
Whether you're a healthcare professional, a patient dealing with wound,or simply curious about these topics, my goal is to empower you with knowledge for better health and quality of life.
Discussions here are for education and entertainment purposes only . I am a wound and lymphedema specialist and see patients full time. I am not a product endorser. Aside from being a clinician I have the heart of a teacher . I am currently licensed as a doctor of physical therapy in the USA and practice as a wound care and lymphedema specialist under such licensure. Information here are for education purposes only.



Dr. Saturn D , DPT , CWS, CLT-LANA, FACCWS
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Board Certified Wound Specialist
Certified Lymphedema Therapist
Fellow of the American College of Clinical Wound Specialists

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