A 4 month old Border Collie puppy had an inch of his tail removed after it was shut in a door. Following surgery, he developed
The 59-year-old patient was hospitalized with a two-week-old thermal full thickness burn on the right thigh and shank, 4%, degree ІІІ B. The state of
A tail injury developed into a chronic, necrotic wound exposing the tail bone in a Lurcher dog. The wound was debrided, dressed with Intracyte (hydro-gel)
The dog enters the clinic with a paw that had been lacerated several days earlier. The wound is swollen, red and exudating, showing no evidence
A dog had a 1.4 cm dia. atheroma surgically removed from tail. 10 days later stitches were removed, but the OP site was lightly infected.
In general, water is the best medium for wound cleaning. It removes large parts of slough and hence undesirable microbes effectively; in particular if it
It is to be recognised that some wounds have a contusion zone consisting of tissue balancing on the edge between being viable (being able to
Debridement is the process of removal of non-viable tissue (necrosis) and foreign material, e.g. sand, from a wound to expose healthy tissue. A wound containing
Yes. MPPT supports autolytic debridement of a wound. MPPT is not classified as a debrider. However, as MPPT via its mode of action supports the
MPPT consists of micropore particles that absorb and remove wound exudate MPPT works in three steps: Absorption, Pumping by capillary forces and Evaporation: The Exudate
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