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INTRODUCTION
Dermatologists are involved in the care of a variety of acute and chronic wounds including surgical incisions. The range of treatment options is substantial and expanding, providing therapeutic flexibility. Appropriate wound dressing selection requires an understanding of the properties of various dressings, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. As the wound heals, the ideal dressing may change based on the amount of exudate, necrotic tissue, and pain or the presence or absence of infection (Table 145.1).
Table 145.1 Selection of appropriate dressings. Availability and cost are two additional factors that are not wound-related.