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When does a wound become "chronic" and what are the red flags?

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When does a wound become "chronic" and what are the red flags?

Type
Recorded Webinar
Topics
Wound Management, Chronic Wounds, Biofilm, Exuding Wounds, Hard-to-heal Wounds
Language
EN
Publication Year
2025
Session Chair
Prof Sebastian Probst
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Session summary

Discover quick insights from leading wound care experts. Each episode offers clear guidance on best practices and evidence-based approaches.

In this episode, learn to identify the 'red flags' signaling delayed healing for timely intervention & better outcomes.

Author Details: Prof. Dr. Sebastian Probst, Full Professor of Tissue Viability and Wound Care Geneva School of Health Sciences University Hospital Geneva, Switzerland. Past President of EWMA

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