Treatment of chronic wounds

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Wound management with appropriate dressings for each phase of wound healing

Treatment Guide by Topic

Treatment Guide according to Wound Phase

B. Braun solutions for each type of wound

Black necrotic wounds

Necrotic tissue must be removed by surgery and/or other means to allow the healing process.

Dry fibrinous wounds

Dry, fibrinous tissue is a result of dead cells and needs to be removed.

Moist fibrinous wounds

Fibrinous tissues need to be removed. These wounds can contain exudate that must be managed.

Fibrinous to granulating wounds

The wound is yellow and red due to the presence of fibrin and newly formed red granulating tissue.

Granulating wounds

The wound is red, with predominant newly formed granulating tissue.

Granulating to epithelializing wounds

The wound is pale pink, with a newly formed, fragile, epithelializing tissue.

Epithelializing wounds

New tissue is formed and has to be protected.

Infected wounds

The wound is characterized by pain, erythema, edema, heat, a high level of exudate and odor. Healing is delayed.

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Wound management product catalog

Discover our complete wound management portfolio, including key products for wound cleansing such as Prontosan® for correct wound bed preparation, and Askina® for an appropriate dressing for each wound healing phase.

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