Indeed, compensation programs are a crucial part of restorative justice and serve as focal points in the healing process. They can help victims move beyond the desire for revenge and make it possible to repair relationships that have been damaged by acts of injustice.
Benefits. 1  Surgical debridement of a diabetic foot ulcer stimulates the edge of the wound, releases growth factors and reduces inflammation. 2  Removing dead, diseased and infected tissue allows healthy tissue to heal. 3  Eliminate conditions for bacterial overgrowth and other disease processes that could lead to pain, sepsis, and eventually, amputation.
Debridement involves the removal of necrotic tissue to promote wound healing. During wound healing, the affected area can become overrun with necrotic â or dead â tissue. This can be harmful to the bodyâs ability to recover and develop new skin, so debridement may be necessary to remove that dead material. In this way, debridement is essential for preparing the wound bed to promote speedy and efficient healing. Debridement promotes the wound healing process in a variety of ways. Not only does dead skin inhibit the development of healthy new tissue, but it makes the affected area more susceptible to infection.