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WOUNDCHEK Bacterial Status Benefits Evaluation
100 chronic wounds asymptomatic for infection that test positive for bacterial protease activity (BPA) on initial screening (approx 250 wounds in total to be tested) will be randomized to intervention or control. 50 patients will receive intervention (silver antimicrobial dressing) in addition to standard care and 50 will receive standard care only (control). Wound healing at 12 weeks will be compared in addition to costs, patient quality of life, referrals to secondary care, surgical interventions, rates of infection and antibiotic use.
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