Chronic, non-healing wounds and wound infections are among the primary reasons behind severe complications like amputations. Moreover, if a person is diabetic, the chances of amputation even increase. People suffering from diabetes and other diseases like hypertension, heart d...

Wound care surgeons are providing quality, standardized and cutting-edge bedside wound care services with reduced hospital readmission rates in treating all types of chronic, non-healing, and surgical wounds in the comfort of the patient's home. Now the patients can save their...

Osteomyelitis is an infection of the bone or bone marrow that can occur in several ways. The bones can be infected when the infection reaches by traveling through the bloodstream or spreading from nearby tissues. It can also develop in the bone itself if an injury exposes the...

Also known as malignant tumors, fungating ulcers, cancerous wounds, or ulcerating wounds, malignant wounds are those wounds that occur when the cancerous cells invade the skin and the supporting blood and lymph vessels cause vascularity loss leading to dead tissues. Malignant...

As per the recent data, the Covid-19 symptoms can persist in people for months even after the infection is gone. Generally, most people infected with coronavirus disease recover within 2-6 weeks, but sometimes there can be lasting symptoms. It can be mild or completely asympto...

Also known as Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, Wound VAC (vacuum-assisted closure) therapy refers to a Wound VAC dressing where wound care experts apply a special dressing on the wound sealed with a film dressing and then create negative pressure around the wound with an attac...

Wet-to-dry dressings have been used by wound care practitioners for decades as a standard wound treatment method for many wounds. However, in the present, this treatment method is being rarely used by surgeons and is getting outdated as it has various downsides. Take A Closer...

The Arterial ulcers are also known as Ischemic ulcers because they are breaks in the skin that let bacteria and air into the underlying tissue. It is caused by poor delivery of nutrient-rich blood to the lower extremities. The arteries play a vital role in carrying nutrient an...

Pressure ulcers also referred to as pressure sores or bedsores are injuries on the skin and the underlying tissue caused by prolonged pressure on a certain part of the body. They usually form on ankles, back, elbows, heels, hips, and tailbone. People with older age, being conf...

Any open wound can become infected when the harmful bacteria or germs enter into the skin and start growing. These wounds can be surgical i.e. cuts made during a surgery or due to a trauma such as accidents, animal bites or injury through sharp objects, etc. An infection in th...

Venous ulcers, also referred to as stasis, insufficiency or varicose ulcer is a wound or sore on the leg that occurs when the veins in the leg are not capable of sending blood back to the heart due to the malfunctioning venous valves. This is known as venous insufficiency that...

Effective, successful & appropriate treatment of complex wounds, for example, chronic, non-healing wounds require a proper assessment & evaluation of the entire patient, not just the wound. Today, there is a wide variety of wound dressing techniques and treatments avai...

Wound Care Surgeons is a team of certified, trained, and experienced experts of wound therapists & physicians committed to treating all types of chronic, non-healing wounds in the comfort and high-standardized privacy of your own home. Chronic wounds are those that take a...

What is Wound Debridement? Wound debridement is a procedure of removing unhealthy or dead skin tissues from wounds to promote wound healing. It is also used for removing any foreign materials from tissue. If a patient is suffering from a wound that is not getting any better or...

What Is An Arterial Ulcer? An arterial ulcer, also known as ischemic ulcers is an ulcer that occurs when the arteries are incapable of delivering proper oxygen-rich blood supply to the lower limbs. Due to an inadequate supply of oxygen, the tissues die and an ulcer develops. I...

What is Gangrene? Gangrene occurs when the tissues in your body die after a loss of blood caused by any type of illness, injury, or infection. In other words, it often occurs when the tissues are not getting sufficient blood from your circulatory system and it causes tissues t...

The different types of chronic wounds, for example, arterial, venous, pressure, neuropathic, surgical, or burn are diagnosed and treated as per the prescribed principles of treatment and techniques. But if the patient is suffering from a wound with a different appearance or do...

Mission Viejo Wound Clinic is a team of physicians, wound specialists, and nurses providing high-quality, standardized, and advanced wound care services for treating different types of surgical and chronic, non-healing wounds through customized bedside wound care services. Aft...

What Is a Wound Vac (Negative Pressure Wound Therapy)? Vacuum-assisted closure (VAC) of a wound is a type of therapy to help the wound heal by decreasing air pressure around a wound. Also known as Negative Pressure Wound Therapy, a healthcare professional/Wound Care Specialist...

Chronic or non-healing wounds are those that do not heal within at least six months after the injury occurs but chronic Osteomyelitis is an infection of bone and bone marrow. It is a rare but serious condition that needs to be cured immediately. It can be subdivided into acute...

Malignant wounds are an open cancerous lesion of the skin i.e. they occur when the cancerous cells invade the epithelium. It can be draining and may have an appearance of a cavity or open area on the surface of the skin. People who have advanced cancer are more prone to develo...

Atypical wounds are known as wounds of unknown etiology. When a chronic wound cannot be defined under one of the primary chronic categories, it is an atypical wound. The symptoms for atypical wounds can be recognized when the location seems unusual for a common chronic wound a...

Are you suffering from any type of chronic, non-healing wounds? Do you want a safe, faster, and proper wound recovery for your chronic or surgical wounds? Wound Care Surgeons in Mission Viejo can help you. We are an experienced, qualified, and standardized wound care program s...

Traumatic wounds are the cuts and lacerations or puncture wounds that can range from minor such as the skinned knee to severe ones such as a gunshot wound. These wounds are sudden or accidental injuries that include abrasions, skin tears, bites, burns, and penetrating trauma w...

Burns and scalds are damages to the tissues of the body. Burns occur by heat or sun, hazardous chemicals, or electricity while scalds occur due to injury from hot water such as steam, etc. The patients can suffer from a minor injury to a life-threatening situation depending on...

An infected wound or cut is a damaged area of skin that generally results when germs such as bacteria enter and start growing within the damaged skin of a wound. In simple words, when the germs get into the sensitive tissues via the cut, it may become infected. The symptoms in...

A Venous ulcer is a sore on your leg that takes more than 2 weeks to heal due to the poor blood circulation in the limb. If not treated well, it can lead to more severe issues. The symptoms of a Venous leg ulcer include pain, itching, and swelling in the affected leg. You may...

Chronic wounds are rigid to heal and often associated with severe underlying medical issues. They require advanced medical attention and wound care. Wound Care Surgeons in Riverside are providing safe, advanced and quality Bedside Wound Care with a team of highly-qualified, ex...

Chronic, non-healing wounds are not only painful but also longer to heal with traditional medical help. Wound Care Surgeons in Ventura County are cost-effective, advanced, and standardized Wound Care Specialists providing high-quality and innovative wound care programs leading...

In simple words, surgical wounds are the cut or incision in the skin made by surgeons at the time of surgery. These types of wounds are generally closed with stitches, staples, or surgical glue. As all the surgical wounds are different in size and dealing time, therefore the P...