Factors Affecting Wound Healing Post Major Surgeries in Intensive Care Units
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Factors affecting Wound healing, intensive care unit, major surgery, wound healingAbstract
Background: Wound healing following major surgery represents a critical challenge in intensive care units. Despite advances in surgical techniques and infection control, critically ill patients remain at high risk of delayed wound healing due to systemic, patient-related, nurse related, and environmental factors. Understanding these
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