Histomorphological study reveals improved wound healing in amputation stumps following surgical debridement, suggesting effective treatment methods.
Conclusions: The histomorphological study of soft tissue defects in amputation stumps in patients treated by the developed surgical debridement technique demonstrated rapid elimination of necrotic tissue, a decrease in signs of inflammation, early development of mature granulation tissue, and wound healing.
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