Debrided

Yesterday, before Bowe had come to, Lachlain had seen to it that all his injuries were debrided and dressed as best as was possible. ❋ Kresley Cole (2010)

Then came patients 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, successive admissions to the burn unit who all became infected with MRSA in their debrided wounds. ❋ MARYN MCKENNA (2010)

Boehner needs to serve time as an OR orderly in a MASH unit mopping up the blood and debrided tissue. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Her wound needs to be debrided, a procedure done under general anaesthetic. ❋ Fastfwd (2009)

Adrian, the assistant came in with a papoose board, they wrapped Tarzan up, held his head, and Dr. Lynd debrided the area, put in 3 stitches like a pro, bandaged him up, and we were ready to go. ❋ Charles Statman (2007)

Which the ER staff did not seem to appreciate as much as he expected, while they debrided the wound and prepped him for surgery for the severed tendon and infection. ❋ Susan Palwick (2006)

How the body swells, how the burned skin becomes a haven for infections, how that skin must therefore be continually debrided—literally scrubbed clean. ❋ Carole Fletcher (2005)

It told me they had debrided the wounds, had him on intravenous antibiotics, and were waiting to do a gluteal graft. ❋ PATRICIA CORNWELL (1993)

Wounds from enemy action included a small shrapnel wound in the 1. thigh, rear; fragment extracted and wound debrided and closed with five stitches, and a laceration to the forehead which required three stitches. ❋ Haldeman, Joe & Fields, Trinity (1984)

At each treatment procedure, Excellagen is topically applied to the debrided wound, and then covered with a non-adherent dressing.

Dr. Lewis Yocum inserted two anchors to strengthen the labrum, and he debrided some fraying of the rotator cuff. ❋ Chronicle [email protected] (Susan Slusser (2011)