Nursing Origins Nursing has a long and fascinating history that spans centuries, including wound care. In ancient times, women were often responsible for the care of the sick and injured, providing basic medical care and comfort to those in need. Over time, nursing became associated with...
Patient overview 93 year old female; patient initially presented with three wounds. Pictured below is the right heel wound and the most severe of the three wounds. diabetic foot ulcer treatment - wound management Serial Sharp Debridement, Cellular Tissue Based Product, Hydrophilic Wound Paste Time to heal 12 weeks case presentation Patient...
Pressure injuries, also known as pressure ulcers or bedsores, are injuries to the skin and underlying tissue caused by prolonged pressure on the skin. They can be a serious health concern for people who are immobile or have limited mobility, and can lead to pain,...
Does Debridement Improve Wound Healing? Yes, wound debridement is a medical procedure that involves removing dead or damaged tissue from a wound to promote healing. This is an important step in the wound healing process as it helps to reduce the risk of infection, control...
Wounds that are not healing properly can often lead to secondary complications such as infections and tissue damage. One type of complication that can be particularly problematic is undermining of the wound. In this blog post, we will discuss what undermining wounds are, how they...
A tunneling wound is a chronic wound that has progressed to form an opening underneath the surface of the skin. They are sometimes referred to as sinus tracts or channels.Tunneling wounds can take a variable amount of time to heal, depending on the size, depth,...
Download Referral Checklist referral checklist Referring a patient for mobile advanced wound care is fast and simple. Just use the below checklist and make a referral through our online patient referral portal to get a patient the wound care they need. required documentation We only need a few pieces...
Patient overview 91 year old female with two diabetic foot ulcers (DFU) to her right foot. Wounds present for 1 year prior to Mendota Health referral. diabetic foot ulcer treatment - wound management Serial sharp debridement, oral antibiotics, oral steroids, pentoxifylline, cellular and tissue-based products, low frequency ultrasound. wound...
Bacterial presence and infection are frequent barriers to chronic wound healing. Clinicians regularly rely on clinical signs and symptoms (CSS) to determine appropriateness of topical or systemic antibiotic treatment as a component of a chronic wound healing plan of care. Additionally, CSS are relied upon...
Many seniors go without essential items every day so Mendota Health teams across the country partnered with local organizations to provide the necessary items seniors need. Thanks to all of the partners for supporting Seniors In Need and providing support to seniors in our communities. Chicago, Illinois Partnered...