I see lots of wound specialist providers ordering complex, multi-faceted dressing regimens. Maybe it is the best possible treatment for the patient, but maybe not… Consider whether it can be simplified. Why? You would be surprised how often dressing orders are not so...
We often treat patients with wounds related to lymphedema in our clinics and educate providers on treatment for this condition. Lymphedema is not uncommon and affects 1 in 1,000 Americans, so full-time providers are bound to encounter this condition in our wound care...
Wound Care University is pleased to announce a partnership with the ABWM Foundation for wound care education courses for clinicians. Wound Care University, located in New Braunfels, Texas, offers a Wound Care Certification Preparatory Course designed to encompass the...
WARNING: VERY GRAPHIC IMAGES BELOW. PLEASE PROCEED AND SCROLL WITH CAUTION! – Background and History – Acetic acid (AC) is present in vinegar in 3-5% concentrations – AC solution was used over 100 years ago for the treatment of war-wound infections,...
The subject of Pseudomonas overgrowth/wound infection comes up often in our patient population. Acetic Acid is an effective treatment for many of these cases and can prevent the need for antibiotics, with their attendant costs and potential complications. Below, find...
In this interview hosted by David Charash DO,CWS,FACEP,FUHM, Dr. Charash sits down with Marcus Gitterle, MD to delve deep into the realm of limb preservation. As they navigate the intricacies of vascular services and wound care, the interview offers a unique peek...
