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All wounds heal in three stages: (i) Inflammatory Stage, occurring during the first few days. The wounded area attempts to restore its normal state by constricting blood vessels to control bleeding. Platelets and thromboplastin make a clot. Inflammation (redness, heat, swelling) also occurs and is a visible indicator of the immune response. White blood cells clean the wound of debris and bacteria. (ii) Proliferative Stage, lasting about 3 weeks (or longer, depending on the severity of the wound). Granulation occurs, which means that special cells called fibroblasts make collagen to fill in the wound. New blood vessels form. The wound gradually contracts and is covered by a layer of skin, and (iii) Maturation and Remodeling Stage, lasting up to 2 years. New collagen forms, changing the shape of the wound and increasing strength of tissue in the area. Scar tissue, however, is only about 80% as strong as the original tissue.
Vitamin C is crucial for the proper function of the enzyme protocollagen hydroxylase which produces collagen, the primary constituent of the granulation tissue that heals a wound and the key component in blood vessel walls. A published review stated that vitamin C plays a variety of roles in the prevention and treatment of cancer, including stimulating the immune system and enhancing wound healing. Wound healing requires more vitamin C than diet alone can easily provide. It must be replenished daily because it is water-soluble; any excess is excreted rather than stored.34 Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid) improves healing by encouraging the migration of cells into the wounded area.35 Vitamin A is important for tissue synthesis and enhances resistance to infection.36 Vitamin B-Complex are needed for cell proliferation and for the replacement and maturation of red blood cells lost through bleeding.37
In May 1981, at about 16 years old, in Tamil Nadu, Chandran met with an accident in which her legs were wounded. She received initial medical treatment of her injuries at a local hospital and was later admitted to Vijaya Hospital at Madras. After doctors discovered that gangrene had formed on her right leg, amputation was required.[9] Chandran says that this period was the toughest time of her life. She subsequently regained some mobility with the help of a prosthetic Jaipur foot.[10] She returned to dancing after a gap of two years and performed in India, Saudi Arabia, United States, UK, Canada, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Yemen and Oman.[11] Sudha Chandran married assistant director Ravi Dang in 1994.[12][13] She was given an honorary doctorate by Invertis University, Bareilly.[14]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2, 2011 -- From advanced battlefield medicine techniques to Warrior Transition Units providing personal support to wounded Soldiers and their families, Army Medicine offers many programs to help Wounded Warriors recover from their injuries and return to some semblance of normalcy.
There are five levels of care making sure wounded, ill or injured Soldiers get the care they need at the right place and right time. The levels serve to triage, treat, evacuate, and return Soldiers back to duty:
Care for a wounded Soldier begins on the battlefield at the point of injury with immediate first aid and lifesaving measures initiated by a combat medic lifesaver or battle buddy. If necessary, the Soldier is taken to a Level I medical treatment facility known as the Battalion Aid Station, for triage, treatment, and evacuation if the Soldier cannot return to duty.
This echelon of care is provided within the continental United States at fixed military medical treatment facilities. Though every effort is made to evacuate wounded, injured, or ill Soldiers to the medical treatment facility closest to their home duty stations, it is more important for them to be sent to the facility capable of providing the most appropriate care, such as the burn center at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio.
Soldiers requiring at least six months of rehabilitative care and complex medical management are assigned to Warrior Transition Units at major military treatment facilities located around the world. These Warrior Transition Units closely resemble a line Army unit, with a professional cadre and integrated Army processes that build on the Army's strength of unit cohesion and teamwork so that wounded Soldiers can focus on healing to transition back to the Army or return to civilian status.
"We have an unrelenting commitment to the wounded, ill, and injured Soldiers recovering at the WTUs. We are passionate about helping them recover and transition and move forward with their lives," said Brig. Gen. Darryl Williams, commander of the Warrior Transition Command.
The terrorists, motivated and programmed to mercilessly kill anyone in their line of fire, went about virtually unconfronted because the local police were not equipped enough to match their sophisticated arms and ammunitions. The terrorists killing spree ended up taking the lives of 166 people and wounded at least 238 more.
A white man who fatally shot Indian national Srinivas Kuchibhotla and wounded two other men at a restaurant in northeastern Kansas last year has been sentenced to life in prison, federal prosecutors announced Tuesday.
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