The March 2019 issue of the Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Journal features a case study on necrotizing fasciitis and an article on the use of NPWT for pilonidal disease.
What does “certified wound care specialist” really mean? Unfortunately, it doesn’t necessarily guarantee thorough knowledge of wound care or treatment.
Learn how a Texas wound care clinic achieved significant savings and improved outcomes and patient & clinician satisfaction by standardizing wound dressings.
In this third post in our series on wound types and treatments, we’ll take a look at how negative pressure wound therapy can be used to treat complex open wounds.
This article explores the development & complications of bedsores and pressure ulcers, and how and why wound vacs & negative pressure wound therapy are used to heal them.
In wound care and treatment, amputation should unquestionably be seen as a failure – it is almost always due to a series of unrecognized but correctible events in the patient’s journey.