Doxycycline is a semi-synthetic tetracycline compound. Classically, this drug is used in podiatry and wound care for its properties of antibiosis and antisepsis. There have, however, been some investigations of doxycycline and other chemically modified tetracycline species (CMTS), which demonstrate its potential as an inflammatory modulator. These qualities may prove useful within a wound environment.... Continue Reading →
A Step-wise Discussion of Chemovac Assembly
Stepwise Technique: Lessons LearnedAs one might imagine, the use of chemotherapeutic modalities is generally easy to perform. Topical applications and dressing traditional dressing modifications are, in many instances, technically unchanged from standard practice. Our experience with the application of chemovac dressings has underscored the importance of careful technique for optimal results. Many of these techniques... Continue Reading →
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Disparities in Wound Care: Let’s have CHIPS-SALSA
This is truly a pressing issue and one that can be positively and absolutely addressed by an interdisciplinary team approach. Whilst making a difference is part of the clinical programs in all three settings (Private Practice, Private Hospital & Public Hospital), no meaningful outcomes can be achieved without a passion for saving limbs.Considering the tremendous... Continue Reading →
