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| After 63 days of TCC, the ulcer had full epithelization and no drainage (Fig. When used on wounds, XCell dressings provide pain relief, improve granulation tissue and epithelization, protect the periwound from maceration, and continuously balance wound moisture by simultaneously hydrating dry surfaces and absorbing excess fluid from wet surfaces. In this study, the epithelization of the wounds supplied with current was significantly more rapid at days 2, 3, and 4 than either the placebo or the controls, with 50% of the current-treated wounds healed by 2. |
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