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Dr. Brett Hartman on Why Debridement Isn’t Easy
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In this episode of Deep Cuts, Dr. Roselle Crombie, general and burn surgeon from CT Burn Center, Yale New Haven Health System, speaks with Dr. Brett Hartman, plastic surgeon and Medical Director of Richard M. Fairbanks Burn Center at Eskenazi Health. Hear Dr. Hartman describe his approach to debridement, which he says centers on constant re-evaluation of the wound.
The opinions expressed, and techniques described, herein are general in nature and based on the clinical experience of the presenting physician. Physicians should use their own professional judgment and consider patient-specific factors in treating their own patients.
Dr. Crombie has a consulting relationship with Integra LifeSciences. Neither Dr. Crombie nor Dr. Hartman was compensated for their participation on this podcast.
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