Chronic Wound Care Guidelines
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woundheal.orgwound, the capability of the healthcare provider and the overall condition of the patient. Cleansing 4.3 Cleanse wound initially and at each dressing change using a neutral, nonirritating and nontoxic solution. Routine wound cleansing should be accomplished with a minimum of chemical and/or mechanical trauma.
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