0 a treatment in which dead tissue is removed from wounds such as burns in order to help them get better: --
chemical debridement
Local treatment with debridement followed by regular antiseptic dressings is also important.
The other three infants were well 1 year subsequent to debridement.
However, a substantial proportion of the therapeutic arthroscopies involved procedures of unclear efficacy, such as debridement or plica excision.
Enzymatic debridement can dissolve necrotic debris but whether it harms healthy tissue is debated.
All of the patients were treated with antibiotics, and most underwent tissue debridement.
All infants with mediastinal infections were managed with operative debridement.
Surgical valvotomy and debridement may need to be considered as the preferred therapy.
Debridement is generally not necessary and should only be performed by an experienced oral surgeon.
