Pain perception and management during chemical debridement with a topical desiccating agent: a case-series analysis

Accompanying pain during (chemical) TDA debridement was well managed using ready-to-use anaesthetic approaches. It demonstrated no increased overall pain perception compared with sharp debridement and, in some individual cases, even lower pain ratings.

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Journal of Wound Care
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2025-08-28
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https://doi.org/10.12968/jowc.2025.0136
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Wound Healing and Treatments
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Pain perception and management during chemical debridement with a topical desiccating agent: a case-series analysis

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Pain perception and management during chemical debridement with a topical desiccating agent: a case-series analysis

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Abstract

Accompanying pain during (chemical) TDA debridement was well managed using ready-to-use anaesthetic approaches. It demonstrated no increased overall pain perception compared with sharp debridement and, in some individual cases, even lower pain ratings.

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