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Issues in wound management.

Abstract

BACKGROUND: Over the past 30 years there has been increased interest and research into wound management and the physiology of wound healing. OBJECTIVE: To address some of the myths associated with wound healing, and consider common questions or comments made by patients, nurses and doctors. DISCUSSION: The most effective approach to wound management involves a thorough history and examination to identify factors that are affecting healing and instituting a management plan to control or eliminate these factors. The type of wound dressing that is appropriate can be determined by the colour, depth and amount of exudate present.

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D Findlay. 1999. Issues in wound management.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10650596/

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