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Lower Extremity Wounds

 Introduction: Fish skin graft (FSG) is a xenograft derived from Atlantic cod that augments wound healing1. This case evaluates FSG* in a patient with non healing diabetic foot ulcers (DF...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Healing tunneling wounds is particularly challenging due to their complex structure and the difficulty in accessing the entire wound area for treatment. Tunneling wounds, wh...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Bone and tendons have poorer blood supply compared to skin and muscle tissues (1). This hinders the delivery of oxygen and nutrients crucial for healing, making the exposed ...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Lower extremity wounds often pose unique treatment challenges to both clinicians and patients.
11/01/2024
Introduction: The BIOMES framework (Blood Flow, Infection Control, Off-Loading, control of Metabolic/co-morbidities, management of Exudate/moisture/bioburden, and understanding of the pat...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Venous leg ulcers (VLU), account for 70% of all leg ulcers, occurring in 1-2% of the general population and in 4% of people 65 years of age and older.1. The average healing ...
11/01/2024
Introduction: 57-year-old Caucasian male with a past medical history of RCA STEMI and reduced EF%, admitted to the hospital with diagnosed necrotizing fasciitis infection involving his pe...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Chronic wounds in the home care setting can be resource-intensive and the complexity of the wound is often compounded by the presence of multiple comorbidities.1 External fa...
11/01/2024
Introduction: Plantar hallux ulcerations are known to be a difficult ulceration to heal due to weightbearing requirements and foot biomechanics.  They often will go on to nonhealing despi...
11/01/2024
Introduction: In the United States (US), approximately 37.3 million people have diabetes. Complications may include development of ulcers that can be life threatening if not diagnosed tim...
11/01/2024