WOUND CARE CENTRAL

Supporting patients and their caregivers in their wound healing journey.

The mission of Wound Care Central is to provide encouragement, education and the tools necessary to help patients with chronic wounds gain independence, improvement of wound status and wound resolution.

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INGREDIENTS for WOUND HEALING

Correct diagnosis of wound, proper advanced wound care, TEAM WORK between the provider and the patient/caregivers, compliance in wound care treatment, diagnostic tests when needed, management of infection if applicable, time, dedication, and patience. Prayers are also helpful!

STAGES OF WOUND HEALING

  • Hemostasis

    When the initial wound occurs, the platelets stick together to form a clot. Blood vessels constrict to slow down blood flow. Coagulation occurs and reinforces platelet plug.

  • Inflammatory

    This stage causes localized swelling. Inflammation helps to control bleeding and prevents infection. During this stage, bacteria are removed from the wound area. It is expected to experience heat, pain and redness during this phase. This is a natural response.

  • Proliferative

    During this phase, self repair continues. New tissue made up of collagen and other substances rebuilds the wound. The wound begins to 'contract' or come together. A new network of blood vessels are formed so the area can receive oxygen and nutrients.

  • Maturation

    This is the final stage of wound healing. Collagen fibers cross link to make the skin stronger. This phase usually begins at 21 days but can take up to one year. The area will only be 80% as strong as it was previously at best.

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  • WOUND CARE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

    A collection of wound care books on a variety of topics such as how to care for wounds, how to select the appropriate dressing, how to care for wounds according to the type of wound.

  • MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

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  • RENEW YOUR SPIRIT & SOUL

    Chronic wounds can become emotionally draining and a source of stress and anxiety for patients as well as caregivers. Daily affirmations and staying positive can be beneficial during this time.
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WOUND GALLERY

  • RIGHT ANKLE ARTERIAL WOUND

    This is a chronic ankle arterial wound that has been present for one year.

  • HEALED WOUND

    Wound has healed after weekly wound care for 8 weeks. Hyperpigmentation of the skin is common in these types of wounds.

  • ARTERIAL WOUNDS

    An arterial wound is a type of chronic wound caused by poor blood flow through the arteries usually due to peripheral artery disease (PAD).
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  • Skin Tear

    Right foot skin tear caused by trauma.

  • Skin Tear Healed

    The wound has healed after 6 weeks of wound care.

  • SKIN TEARS

    Skin tears are common in the elderly. They are caused by friction, shear or force that separate the skin layers. They may occur as a partial loss of skin or complete tissue loss.

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