[Clinical effectiveness of super pulsed carbon dioxide fractional laser debridement surgery in treating chronic wounds].
Bo Jiang, Rui Tang, Danyu Zheng, Yuting Yang, Ying Li, Ruqian Yang, Ligang Liu, Hong Yan
Abstract
Bo Jiang, Rui Tang, Danyu Zheng, Yuting Yang, Ying Li, Ruqian Yang, Ligang Liu, Hong Yan
Abstract
Compared with traditional surgical debridement method, super pulsed carbon dioxide fractional laser debridement surgery is more effective in treating patients with chronic wounds. Laser debridement makes the wound healing more efficiently with reduced pain and better infection control; significantly reduces the number of dressing changes, and is especially suitable for the wound treatment in outpatients.
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Compared with traditional surgical debridement method, super pulsed carbon dioxide fractional laser debridement surgery is more effective in treating patients with chronic wounds. Laser debridement makes the wound healing more efficiently with reduced pain and better infection control; significantly reduces the number of dressing changes, and is especially suitable for the wound treatment in outpatients.
Key concepts: Debridement (dental), Medicine, Granulation tissue, Surgery, Carbon dioxide laser, Wound healing, Laser surgery, Laser