topical treatments for chronic wound debridement

May 2008

See the latest information from the FDA concerning the use of unapproved topical products containing papain

We're getting questions about the differences in topical treatments for chronic wound debridement.

SURGICAL debridement is needed for patients with sepsis or advancing cellulitis. Consider AUTOLYTIC or CHEMICAL debridement for less severe cases or when circulation to the wound is poor.

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