Introduction: To assess the feasibility of using intact fish skin graft (FSG) to heal chronic post-surgical sinus pilonidal wounds. Pilonidal disease is a common condition of the skin and...
Introduction: Calciphylaxis is a rare disorder that presents with painful, necrotic, ischemic skin and tissue lesions resulting from arteriole calcification and reduced blood flow. Most o...
Introduction: Infections of lower extremity wounds (LEWs) can often result in sepsis or loss of a limb.1, 2 A multicenter study of elderly patients with chronic LEWs including “hard-to-he...
Introduction: Because the traditional signs of infection, rubor, dolor, calor, and tumor, are shared between incipient infections and aseptic inflammation, discriminating between these en...
Introduction: A hematoma is a collection of blood underneath a wound that has been sutured closed. It results from poor coagulation of vessels lacerated during the procedure and presents ...
Introduction: Patients with comorbidities such as diabetes mellitus, Crohn's disease, peripheral vascular disease and lymphedema must overcome considerable hurdles during the wound healin...
Introduction:Wound care is often described as an art where the clinician mediates the progression of wounds from onset to healing. Often this is disrupted by extrinsic and intrinsic facto...
Introduction: The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has created the urgent need for telehealth to play a larger role in wound care. The high prevalence of comorbidities in the wound care populati...
Introduction: Ray amputations can be challenging to heal. Failure to heal these types of amputations can result in poor patient outcomes. We present a case in which a diabetic female was ...
Background: A 74-year-old female patient presented with a traumatic wound to her left lower leg that was non-healing for 1 month. Previously, she was treated with silver sulfadiazine. On ...
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