2012•Journal of the American College of Clinical Wound SpecialistsOpen access

Negative Pressure Wound Therapy With Instillation (NPWTi) Better Reduces Post-debridement Bioburden in Chronically Infected Lower Extremity Wounds Than NPWT Alone

Selena G. Goss, Jamie A. Schwartz, Federico Facchin, E. Avdagic, Cynthia Gendics, John C Lantis

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Key concepts: Bioburden, Medicine, Debridement (dental), Negative-pressure wound therapy, Surgery, Wound healing, Pathology, Alternative medicine

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