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The use of dextranomer in decubitus ulcers: a histopathologic evaluation

L C Parish, J A Witkowski

International Journal of Dermatology

|January 1, 1981

Abstract:

The decubitus ulcers of 4 patients being treated with dextranomer for up to three months were examined. Histopathologic sections showed only a minimal inflammatory response and no irritation. Dextranomer may be used for long periods without any tissue damage.

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