Dressing of decubitus wounds and ulcers with the use of Granulox locally, intensivist anesthesiologist

Dressing decubitus wounds and ulcers with the use of Granulox involves the use of this medical product to accelerate the wound healing process. Granulox is a powder that contains hemoglobin, and is used as an aid in the therapy of wounds that do not heal or that heal slowly.

The procedure for dressing decubitus wounds and ulcers with the use of Granulox begins with a thorough cleaning of the wound with a saline solution or a suitable antiseptic. After that, a thin layer of Granulox is applied directly to the wound, taking care not to let it come into contact with healthy skin. The wound is then covered with a suitable bandage or gauze. It is recommended to change the bandage 1-2 times a day, depending on the condition of the wound and the doctor's recommendation.

Generally, Granulox is used until the wound begins to close and there is visible improvement. The duration of therapy can vary, but usually lasts several weeks. It is always best to follow your doctor's advice regarding duration and frequency of use. Granulox helps create a favorable environment for tissue regeneration, thus accelerating the wound healing process.