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- the surgical removal of foreign material and/or dead, damaged or infected tissue from a wound or burn. Martha Jefferson Health Information
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- Surgical dislocation and debridement (SDD) has proven to be a safe and effective approach to treat lesions associated with FAI. - American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
 - The laser treatment significantly increases the speed of debridement procedures compared to tangential excision, enabling many procedures to be completed in one operation and is expected to significantly lower trauma to the patient, with less pain, a faster recovery, fewer procedures, and less complications. - Kelly space & technology
- Debridement is widely regarded as an effective intervention to speed up ulcer healing. - Update software
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- Chirurgisch debridement is de meest agressieve en ook de meest effectieve methode om necrotisch weefsel te verwijderen. Met name bij aanwezigheid van zwarte necrose is dit de beste methode, superieur aan alle andere, meer conservatievere methoden waarbij met wondbedekkers geprobeerd wordt om necrotisch weefsel in fasen te verwijderen. Google - by Hennie Duits
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