Wound Healing posts
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Wound Detective Series: When Wounds Won’t Heal

By Keisha Smith, MA, CWCMS

Here’s how wound care detectives can solve the mystery of chronic wounds that fail to heal. Ready for some serious detective work? In this case, our focus is on those chronic wounds that just won’t heal, including epibole (which happens in full thickness wounds). And as we know, this rolled wound edge inhibits healing. But […]

Warm Wound Healing? It’s All About Foam Dressings

By Keisha Smith, MA, CWCMS

Keeping a wound warm is an important part of wound care treatment, and foam dressing does the trick because it effectively maintains optimum temperatures and promotes healing.  For wound care clinicians – and anyone else who ever treats wounds – it’s important to know that moist wounds heal faster. However, moisture on any surface (including wounds) […]

The Battle of Wound Healing: Dry vs. Moist

By Keisha Smith, MA, CWCMS

The truth about moist wound healing, related cost savings, and the risks of keeping wounds dry. When you were a kid, you probably had your share of cuts, scrapes and other childhood wounds that required a good old-fashioned bandage. And somewhere along the way you were most likely told to “… take the bandage off […]

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