Wounds readily colonised by microorganisms often develop biofilms; a community of resilient microbes which can cause increased inflammation and delay the healing process.
Biofilms are in...
Introduction: Pressure injuries form on load bearing surfaces on the buttocks, sacrum, and heals of immobile patients. Silicone-based multilayer dressings are available to aid in protecti...
Chronic wounds account for significant patient morbidity and has a major economic impact on the cost of healthcare. There are many causes for wounds to stall in the inflammatory phase, th...
Introduction: Use of negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) with instillation and dwell time (NPWTi-d*) to deliver, dwell, and remove topical wound solutions from the wound bed can assist...
Introduction: Chronic and complex wounds often require a combination of treatment methods tailored to the needs of the wound and the patient. Advanced wound therapies and dressings such a...
Introduction: The benefits of utilizing xenografts for the management of chronic wounds has been studied in recent years as a developing alternative to allografts and autografts. This ret...
Introduction: Various allografts and xenograft have become more popular as implants to aid in tissue support. Limb salvage has seen an increase use of implants including, amniotic and der...
Introduction: Pyoderma gangrenosum (PG) is an ulcerative skin disorder that is caused by neutrophil dysfunction, genetic function, and systemic inflammation, best known as a complication ...
Objectives: The investigators of this study provide an analysis of fifteen patients treated with an autologous patch consisting of fibrin, leukocytes and platelets. These patients have fa...
Introduction: Negative pressure wound therapy with instillation and dwell time (NPWTi-d) involves the periodic instillation of topical solution into a wound followed by the application of...