Wound Management

Promoting the wound healing process is a primary concern for many health care practitioners. It can take 1-3 days for a closed wound to actually establish a seal. Infections usually occur in 3-6 days but may not appear for up to 30 days. ​

Restoration of integrity to injured tissues by replacing dead tissue with viable tissue starts immediately after an injury, may continue for months or years and is essentially the same for all types of wounds. ​​

Variations are the result of differences in location, severity of the wound, extent of injury to the tissues, age nutritional status, general health of the patient and available resources for tissue regeneration. ​

Wound Types

Skin Blemishes

Any type of mark, spot, discoloration, or flaw that appears
on the skin.

Skin Blemishes

Any type of mark, spot, discoloration, or flaw that appears on the skin. Blemishes on the face may be unsightly and emotionally upsetting, but most are benign and not life-threatening.

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Skin Burn

Usually happens due to chemical burn, irritation and destruction of human tissue

Skin Burn

Usually happens due to chemical burn, irritation and destruction of human tissue caused by exposure to a chemical, usually by direct contact with the chemical or its fumes.

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Ulcer

Peripheral neuropathy and peripheral arterial disease (PAD) (or both) play a central role

Ulcer

It has been suggested that up to 85% of amputations can be avoided when an effective care plan is adopted.

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