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.
Lisa says: No, debridement is not a surgical treatment, and CMS clearly states this in its M1340 specific instructions: Debridement or the placement of a skin graft does not create a surgical wound, as these are treatments performed to an existing wound.