wound complications

How Can These Complications Be Prevented?

Preventing wound complications involves several strategies:
- Proper surgical technique: Ensuring aseptic conditions and gentle handling of tissues.
- Patient optimization: Managing underlying conditions like diabetes and ensuring good nutritional status.
- Post-operative care: Maintaining wound hygiene, avoiding strenuous activity, and monitoring for signs of complications.

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