Wundabfällen
Wundabfällen, also known as wound exudates, are fluids that are produced and released from a wound during the healing process. These fluids typically consist of serum, plasma, cells, bacteria, and other extracellular components. The nature and amount of wound exudate are important indicators of the wound’s phase of healing and overall condition.
There are different types of wound exudates, including serous, serosanguinous, sanguineous, purulent, and mixed. Serous exudate
Managing wound exudate is a critical aspect of wound care, as excessive exudate can macerate surrounding tissue
Monitoring the characteristics and quantity of wound exudate helps healthcare professionals assess healing progress and detect