When V.A.C. VERAFLO™ Therapy has made a difference in my clinical practice
For some of us, V.A.C.® Therapy has been a mainstay for decades. But even as some of the most experienced clinicians, we know that sometimes we just need something else–something—more? What do we do when patients who have been on V.A.C.® Therapy for a week and that granulation tissue isn’t quite as beefy red as we would have expected or hoped for? Or maybe the wound that seems to have stalled and just won’t budge even though you’ve seen V.A.C.® Therapy heal a similar wound in the same amount or less time? How about the wound that you’re using V.A.C.® Therapy on but every time you do a dressing change, that layer of wet yellow slough in the base of the wound keeps returning like a bad habit, despite using all the tricks up your sleeve for additional chemical and mechanical debridement? Then what?