A chronic wound is a lesion that doesn’t heal in a specific time but shows delayed wound healing. Many factors could lead an acute wound to become a chronic wound such as diabetes with its complications, low blood flow, soft tissue infection and so many other conditions.
It was a pleasure to be a speaker at the 6th Emirates Plastic Surgery Congress in Dubai. You could have a look at the topic ''the use of porcine urinary bladder matrix in wound care"
Nutritional status of patients at the time of trauma influences the biochemical processes necessary for the phases of normal healing to occur
To heal them properly, all you need is to undergo an effective treatment method. Also, it's pivotal to maintain healthy levels of “Vitamins” like A, B, C, E and other nutrients.
An interesting scientific publication by Dr. Tettelbach and Coll who conducted a prospective, randomized, controlled and multicentre clinical trial. The scope of this study was to evaluate the healing outcomes in diabetic patients with chronic lower extremity ulcers treated with a weekly application of dHACM.
