Granulation tissue
This is the process of healing of an open wound after saucerization of a carbuncle:

The pink, lumpy tissue is granulation tissue. That’s growing tissue that bridges the gap of open wounds.
You might also see some pink-ish tissue at the edge of the wound. It’s new skin growing to cover the granulation tissue.




Just how useful is Curiosin ? Any experience in using it?
How long before the wound close up completely?
You know what? I think I am getting used to seeing these sort of pictures. I tell myself to look at it as a piece of meat.
Maybe soon I will become vegetarian.
That’s one reason why I’m not a doctor!
eve, curiosin is zink hyaluronic acid. Not cheap. I’ve used it a couple of times for non-healing ulcers and they seemed to have healed up fairly well. There is limited data for the use of hyaluronic acid for chronic venous ulcers and burns wounds. You could try it for these wounds.
Judy, it’s still open. I expect it’ll be a couple of weeks more.
Capt Picard, i should’ve become a starfleet captain too… sounds like more fun.
Ugh, last time I had a friend who likes to peel off the whitish layer after an accident. He claims the skin will be smoother after that. Sweat sweat sweat… I wonder now…
Wah liao….aiyo firt time I see an open wound so close up a bit gili now… I think I too will become vegetarian soon. but tenkiu for sharing all this info.. Now I know if I hv medical problems where I shud run to lor…heheheh
Where’s the wound locate?
Hi, Dr Bernard Chan!
Im general practitioner in Romania. Nice to read your blog! I would make surgerie after my studium. You have a wonderful job!
Im writing a blog too, but in hungarian language not in english. Is nto about my medical succeses, its only about our day, about our children, our problems and happyness.
Best regards!
Csaba
jonzz, hmm.. “whitish layer”.. do you mean the slough that sticks to an infected wound? It’s tough and very sticky. If the slough comes off easily.. you can peel it off.
Wennn, it’s a fairly clean wound, this one. You should see the dirty wounds.
Chelsea, in the armpit.
Hello Dr. Csaba, good of you to drop by
I can’t understand the Hungarian.. but the videos speak a thousand words.
Got any new videos?