| Transparent film dressings maintain a moist environment, promoting granulation tissue formation and autolytic debridement of slough and eschar. |
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| The clinical investigation was restricted to the debridement of sloughy non-viable tissue only. |
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| The study confirms both the clinical efficacy and cost effectiveness of larval therapy in the debridement of sloughy venous ulcers. |
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| He was readmitted to the hospital and treated with an arthroscopic debridement of the knee on the 11th postoperative day. |
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| Complete detachment of the tendon, debridement, and reattachment should be avoided. |
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| The role of arthroscopic debridement for degenerative arthritis of the knee is controversial. |
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| Twenty-eight of these patients were treated with arthroscopic debridement of the lesion. |
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| Early surgical debridement, enteral feeding, mobilisation of the patient, and early extubation are desirable. |
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| Maintenance of a moist wound microenvironment and debridement of necrotic tissue increase wound healing rates and reduce pain. |
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| Patients require referral to a dentist within 24 hours for drainage and debridement of the infected periodontal area. |
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| Methods of mechanical debridement include the use of wet-to-dry dressings, whirlpool, and wound irrigation. |
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| The effects of this treatment include bacteriostasis, gentle debridement, debris removal, and evaporative cooling. |
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| The patient was evaluated by the otolaryngology service and taken to the operating room for endoscopic sinus debridement. |
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| Authors have advocated its practice in addition to operative debridement in improving overall survival. |
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| Arthroscopic debridement and washout has a role as a temporising procedure in early osteoarthritis associated with mechanical symptoms. |
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| Wet-to-dry debridement should be discontinued once the wound is clean and granulating. |
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| If conservative treatment fails, surgery to excise any bone spurs and debridement of the retrocalcaneal bursa may be helpful. |
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| In maggot debridement therapy, disinfected fly larvae are applied to the wound within special dressings. |
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| If the wound bed is partially obscured by slough or eschar, the ability to stage before debridement depends on the type of tissue visualized. |
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| They can be used to maintain a moist wound environment on a clean, healthy, granulating wound and to facilitate autolytic debridement in wounds with necrotic tissue. |
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| Early debridement of burn eschar is beneficial to wound healing. |
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| All these cases were treated with debridement and split thickness skin grafting. |
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| Plastic Surgery procedures encompass breast procedures, carpal tunnel release, wound debridement and skin grafting, and burn care. |
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| Surgical options include ulcer debridement, conjunctival resection, corneal graft, application of tissue adhesives, sclerectomy, and scleral patch grafting. |
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| Common methods of debridement are sharp or surgical, autolytic, and enzymatic. |
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| This unique match of hydrating and absorbing properties improves the natural autolytic debridement and moist wound healing. |
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| Surgical debridement offers a quick solution to clean the wound from germs and sloughy infected tissues for practitioners trained to these techniques. |
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| Pain assessment should be conducted prior to and during wound procedures such as dressing changes and debridement. |
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| Wide surgical debridement should be avoided because it may result in enlargement of the ulcer. |
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| Surgical debridement remains important for many complicated infections especially for necrotizing infections. |
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| Appropriate cleansing and debridement of wounds is imperative, and use of antibiotics may be considered. |
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| Paterson began the long and sometimes painful process of cleaning, anesthetization, debridement, stitching, splinting, and dressing. |
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| Topical medications, orthotics, debridement, and surgical correction of a deformity or bony prominence are other treatment methods for calluses. |
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| Early detection and prompt treatment of infection with antibiotics and surgical debridement can minimize its consequences. |
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| The process, called debridement, is sometimes simple, requiring just a scalpel, and sometimes involves drills and chemicals. |
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| The dental hygienist is now going to provide periodontal debridement services. |
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| Abscess drainage or debridement of necrotic tissue may be necessary. |
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| Like hydrogels, hydrocolloids can help a clean wound to granulate or epithelialize and encourage autolytic debridement in wounds with necrotic tissue. |
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| They are chosen for their ability to absorb moisture if the wound is draining or for their ability to stimulate autolytic debridement if the wound has necrotic tissue. |
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| Plastic surgery, general surgery or maxillofacial surgery may be necessary for deep wounds or those requiring significant debridement and closure. |
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| The foul smelling discharge responded only temporarily to antibiotics, and she required surgical debridement and sequestrectomy to remove the infected bone. |
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| All three patients recovered fully after irrigation and debridement. |
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| A variety of surgical treatments for the more advanced lesions have been proposed, including arthroscopic debridement, osteotomy, drilling, and total knee arthroplasty. |
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| Ideal for a wide range of wound care issues through promoting autolytic debridement, absorbing excess wound exudate, and cleansing through safe and effective irrigation. |
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| Incision and debridement of the wound, and tympanostomy with PE tube insertion were performed. |
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| These guidelines make it possible to choose, depending on the duration of the infection and the local status, between keeping the prosthesis after debridement and an extensive redo. |
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| In some of these patients elective debridement and, less frequently, skin grafting took place to facilitate healing which could take from three to six months. |
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| Investigators blinded to randomization evaluated weekly wound photographs using a digital planimetry software package for debridement. |
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| This procedure includes removal of a segment of the tooth root, debridement of the radicular region, and placement of a filling material in a prepared cavity preparation in the root end. |
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| The authors consider single-stage posterior-only transpedicular debridement, interbody fusion, and instrumentation as a radical treatment. |
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| You should not hesitate to do a proper debridement of contused and dubious tissue to avoid secondary necrosis which might infect your underlying osteosynthesis. |
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| The new iPad app was designed to educate users on the extensive benefits of ultrasonic wound debridement using the SonicOne technology. |
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| Post surgical debridement, the patient's pressor requirement and renal dysfunction improved dramatically. |
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| The term debridement refers to the removal of surface debris, devitalised tissue and infected matter. |
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| The cleaning of periodontal pockets and the elimination of periodontal pathogens is particularly difficult as mechanical debridement cannot guarantee complete removal of bacterial contaminants. |
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| Before debridement was started, 2 ml lignocaine solution was administered topically for temporary pain relief during the intervention. |
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| Electrocautery was used to achieve hemostasis following the scar tissue debridement, and attention was turned to the implanted hardware. |
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| Nurses encourage the eschar separation through a process known as debridement during dressing changes or while the patient is immersed in a hydrotherapy tank. |
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| Both patients were treated conservatively with a single dose of pyrantel pamoate, daily sinus irrigation with saline, and daily bedside endoscopic debridement. |
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| This product is a blend of paper mulberry root extract, bearberry leaf extract, a natural debridement enzyme, and other co-factors, activators and stabilizers. |
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