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Surgical care has been part of human history as conflicts, battles, injuries and trauma have been associated with its evolution. Ulcers or wounds are the most ancient sur¬gical components, which is evident in their manifestation, but chronic wounds have been the tendo-achilles due to complexity and undefined multi-aetiological associa¬tion with some of the rare causes missing in the workup, sometimes leading to high morbidity and longer healing time. Nearly 6 years ago, we published the book Ulcers of the Lower Extremity (2016) by Springer (Eds. AK Khanna & SK Tiwary), which was a milestone in the scientific literature on wound management. After decades of clinical practice in surgical patient care in a tropical country where a large number of patients present with wounds, there was a need for a book on uncommon ulcers, considering the abundance of academic resources in our surgical journey thus far covered. Considering the focussed and targeted approach for dis¬eases in the twenty-first century, this idea of a book about uncommon ulcers is the next part of our previous publication and it was in mind, vision, observations, and discussions leading to final shape after years of work by us.
The last century witnessed radical changes in approach, understanding and out¬comes in many fields, including surgical science . Following wound care protocols after understanding the aetiology and implementing targeted therapies to enhance healing and minimise morbidity are essential and recent developments. Various components and diversified aspects of diseases have seen new fields of develop¬ments, with molecular, genetic, immunological, inflammatory, degenerative and neoplastic aspects becoming more defined than ever before and uncommon ulcers have also seen more lucid information. Less prevalent conditions of uncommon ulcers may be missed during aetiological assessment, leading to improper treatment sometimes. Patients with uncommon ulcers are frequently referred from one depart¬ment to another such as plastic surgery, general surgery, vascular surgery, rheuma¬tology, haematology, oncology, orthopaedics, neurology, physical medicine and rehabilitation, considering the complex clinical condition and inadequate assess¬ment of the condition within a single speciality. The book on uncommon ulcers will serve as a bridge to fill the gaps in information, which will facilitate a better under¬standing of the disease and management subsequently.
This book has been compiled with contents that aim to address the queries regarding Uncommon Ulcers of the Extremities. It fills the gap in scientific knowl¬edge and serves as a valuable source of information for General Surgeons, Plastic Surgeons, Vascular surgeons, Oncologists, Orthopaedicians, Family Physicians, trainees and fellows across different disciplines when they encounter cases of Uncommon Ulcers. Our earnest desire is that this book becomes a valuable source for understanding and managing the complex clinical condition of Uncommon Ulcers of the Extremities to students, trainees, fellows, nurses and clinicians who may face challenges in wound management at times.
We acknowledge the help of Dr. Naren Agarwal, Ms. Jagjit Kaur Saini, Ms. Vijaya Shuruthi Chandran and Mr. Ejaz Ahmad from Springer Nature to bring out the book in the present form with their assistance and valuable inputs. We are indebted to our family members Anuradha, Divya and Soumya, Rishi, and Hema, Apoorva and Advaita for providing us all moral support and encouragement.
We dedicate this book to all the patients with chronic wounds managed during our entire career, as they have been our resource and inspiration in managing this complex clinical condition.