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follow pic from previous post. Pt sustained laceration during prep op. Right med LE. HBO daily, wound vac @125 continual. Twice weekly wound care, debridement, Coban 2. Wound filling in nicely, just waiting for the depth at 11oclock to fill in, then onto skin sub!

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