Chronic Wound Care Guidelines
TO TOPICAL THERAPIES. 5.5 Select dressing that is cost-effective and appropriate to the ulcer etiology, the setting and the provider. Consider healthcare provider time, ease of use and healing rate, as well as the unit cost of the dressing. 6. Surgery 6.1 Skin grafting without attention to the underlying venous
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