Was the use of antibiotic necessary? a clinical case report double focal compression bandaging
According to the outcomes of a clinical experience in more of two hundred patients, pressure focused on the wound bed prevents infection. We did a daily follow-up of the clinical course of the wounds, during the first few weeks, to detect any signs or symptoms of infection, in which case we would prescribe antibiotics, but this did not happen. We asked for cell cultures of the wound’s exudate, finding bacterial contamination, but no infection. The explanation lies in the antibacterial effect of monocytes.