2012•Journal of Wound CareRequires access

Introducing an innovation in NPWT for acute care settings

Steven Jeffery

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Effective debridement, exudate management and bioburden control will reduce the risk of infection and delayed healing. A combination of instillation and negative pressure wound therapy can help achieve these goals

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Effective debridement, exudate management and bioburden control will reduce the risk of infection and delayed healing. A combination of instillation and negative pressure wound therapy can help achieve these goals

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Effective debridement, exudate management and bioburden control will reduce the risk of infection and delayed healing. A combination of instillation and negative pressure wound therapy can help achieve these goals

Key concepts: Bioburden, Medicine, Negative-pressure wound therapy, Debridement (dental), Wound care, Intensive care medicine, Infection control, Surgical debridement

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