Wound Debridement

It entails removing damaged, infected, or diseased tissue from a wound to expose the healthy tissue beneath. This essential process not only diminishes the risk of infection but also expedites the healing of chronic wounds.

The act of debriding a wound not only facilitates a thorough assessment of the underlying tissues but also supports the effective treatment of conditions such as diabetic foot ulcers or venous leg ulcers.

Various techniques, including sharp debridement and ultrasound-assisted procedures, can be employed until the wound achieves closure.