PMC3405885_01
Wound image gallery tissue analysis: granulation tissue = red, slough = yellow, and necrotic tissue = black.
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F1
At the first dressing change in 24 hours, the wound appeared clean, so the decision was made to continue with the hydroconductive dressing change at 3-day intervals (Figures 1 and 2; days 0 to day 47). Wound bed analysis from photographic images was done (Image care Ltd, London, United Kingdom) (Figures 1 and 2). Accurate readings of granulation, slough, and eschar found in the wound bed were provided (Figure 3 and Table 1).
Wound image gallery tissue analysis continued with placement of the final piece of Drawtex dressing: granulation tissue = red, slough = yellow, and necrotic tissue = black.
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F2
At the first dressing change in 24 hours, the wound appeared clean, so the decision was made to continue with the hydroconductive dressing change at 3-day intervals (Figures 1 and 2; days 0 to day 47). Wound bed analysis from photographic images was done (Image care Ltd, London, United Kingdom) (Figures 1 and 2).
The tissue analysis graph depicts the percentage of granulation tissue = red, slough = yellow, and necrotic tissue = black.
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F3
Accurate readings of granulation, slough, and eschar found in the wound bed were provided (Figure 3 and Table 1).