Angiology · 1978 · 24 citations · 9 references
Life SciencesDermatologyMicrobiologyBacteriologyDermatologic SurgeryMedical MicrobiologySkin InfectionsSoft Tissue InfectionsUlcer ManagementWound Dressing SelectionWound InfectionChronic Cutaneous InfectionGranulationGranulation ProcessesInfected UlcersLocal EdemaSkin Infection TherapySkin Infection TreatmentUlcer Cleansing
--Bacteriologic studies of 30 chronic leg ulcers were studied in 18 adult patients before and after treatment with a local cleansing agent, Debrisan.--Results show that all ulcers, whether clinically inflamed or not, are secondarily infected.--The majority of ulcers grew more than 1 type of organism, up to 6 different types in 1 single ulcer.--The use of Debrisan reduces the types of organisms and colony counts in ulcers, allowing healthy granulation and epithelialization to proceed normally.--Control of infection reduces surrounding local edema and erythema.--By reducing types of organisms and colony counts in chronic leg ulcers successful skin grafting was readily achieved.
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THE CAUSE AND TREATMENT OF LEG ULCERS
S. T. Anning · The Lancet · 1952 · 41 citations
Studies on Healing of Debrisan-Treated Wounds
Staffan Jacobsson, Linus Jönsson, Fritz Rank et al. · Scandinavian Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery · 1976 · 40 citations