An Introduction to the World of Microbiology and Biofilmology, S.L. Percival, J.G. Thomas, and D. Williams
Human Skin and Microbial Flora, R.A. Cooper and S.L. Percival
An Introduction to Wounds, T. Treadwell and M.H.E. Hermans
Burn Wound Management, M.H.E. Hermans
Cell Biology of Normal and Impaired Healing, K. Moore
The Microbiology of Wounds, S.L. Percival and S.E. Dowd
Types of Wounds and Infections, R.D. Wolcott, K.F. Cutting, S. Dowd, and S.L. Percival
Biofilms and Significance to Wound Healing, K.F. Cutting, R.D. Wolcott, S.E. Dowd, and S.L. Percival
Wounds, Enzymes, and Proteases, S.L. Percival and C.A. Cochrane
Wound Healing Immunology and Biofilms, E.J. Woods, P. Davis, J. Barnett, and S.L. Percival
Antimicrobial Interventions for Wounds, S.L. Percival, R.A. Cooper, and B.A. Lipsky
Wound Dressings and Other Topical Treatment Modalities in Bioburden Control,
R. White
Factors Affecting the Healing of Chronic Wounds: An Iconoclastic View, M.J. Carter and C.E. Fife
Biography
Steven Percival, Keith Cutting
In this book you'll find a mix of classic and up to date information about microbiology and chronic wounds. I believe that this is an easy way to introduce the amazing world of biofilmology; a new paradigm that is emerging in the study of wounds and is, in the next years, likely to change our understanding and the manner of how we treat wounds.
--Jose Verdu Soriano, in EWMA Journal, 2011Microbiology of Wounds is unique in the coverage of this subject and should encourage clinicians to question the grounds on which they make wound management choices. Helpfully, each chapter is accompanied by an extensive list of supporting references that provide readers with an up-to-date reading list should they wish to investigate a topic in greater detail. Microbiology of Wounds is a valuable reference book for any healthcare professional working in wound care.
--Elizabeth Mudge, Research Fellow, Department of Wound Healing, Cardiff University, in The Diabetic Foot Journal, 2010
