 In the MFW, the presence of hypoxic necrotic tissues within the wound provides an excellent medium for growth of aerobic and anaerobic bacteriaJ. Clark, 2002. Anaerobic and aerobic bacteria thrive in these conditions, giving rise to excessive malodour wound exudatesHaisfield-Wolfe Rund 1997. Lo et al 2006 survey of seventy cancer patients with MFW in Taiwan, the study found that the 60.3 wound bed presented necrotic tissue ; malodour was present in 50 of patients ; 81.4 shows moderate to large exudates and 71.4 reported purulentLo, 2006. According above the data, infection has emerged as a major health problem during the patient suffers MFW. 