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In this issue of Dermatology Times, we focus on wound healing topics, such as the role of fungus in lingering wounds and how to properly diagnose leg ulcers. Explore these and other topics in this month's issue.
 
Dermatology Times cover
Dermatology Times cover
Mycobiome contributes to impaired wound healing
Identifying the presence of bacterial and fungal species improves antimicrobial therapy, according to a recent review published in the July issue of Advances in Wound Care.
 
Leg ulcers that require punch biopsies
Victor Desmond Mandel, M.D. and colleagues describe a reconstruction strategy for chronic infected neoplastic leg ulcers using a dermal matrix and a unique postoperative dressing protocol.
 
Table: A guide to wound care
The November 2018 issue of Dermatology Times includes a table that covers the basics of wound care, such as reducing bioburden, reducing edema and maintaining a moist wound environment.
 
Role of protease targets in wound healing uncertain
Protease modulating therapies are used to assist in venous leg ulcer closure, but a recent review suggests that physicians should reexamine the biomarker's role in targeted chronic wound healing therapies.
 
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