Definition of debridement in English:

debridement

noundɪˈbriːdm(ə)ntdeɪˈbriːdmɒ̃dəˈbrēdmənt

mass nounMedicine

The removal of damaged tissue or foreign objects from a wound.
〔医〕清创术
Example sentencesExamples
- The role of arthroscopic debridement for degenerative arthritis of the knee is controversial.
- Abscess drainage or debridement of necrotic tissue may be necessary.
- Patients require referral to a dentist within 24 hours for drainage and debridement of the infected periodontal area.
- Maintenance of a moist wound microenvironment and debridement of necrotic tissue increase wound healing rates and reduce pain.
- Early surgical debridement, enteral feeding, mobilisation of the patient, and early extubation are desirable.

Derivatives

debride

verbdeɪˈbriːddɪˈbriːd

[with object]

Medicine

Remove damaged tissue or foreign objects from (a wound)
〔医〕清创术
a decision was made to surgically debride the ulcer
Example sentencesExamples
- Once she was mobile, she began her daily trips to "the tank," where her wounds were debrided.
- Three subjects had their wounds debrided to less than 50 % necrotic tissue prior to study enrollment.
- Most chronic wounds require some method of debridement; however, some wounds should not be debrided.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from débrider, literally 'remove the bridle from', based on bride 'bridle' (of Germanic origin).

Definition of debridement in US English:

debridement

noundəˈbrēdmənt

Medicine

The removal of damaged tissue or foreign objects from a wound.
〔医〕清创术
Example sentencesExamples
- Abscess drainage or debridement of necrotic tissue may be necessary.
- Early surgical debridement, enteral feeding, mobilisation of the patient, and early extubation are desirable.
- Maintenance of a moist wound microenvironment and debridement of necrotic tissue increase wound healing rates and reduce pain.
- Patients require referral to a dentist within 24 hours for drainage and debridement of the infected periodontal area.
- The role of arthroscopic debridement for degenerative arthritis of the knee is controversial.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French, from débrider, literally ‘remove the bridle from’, based on bride ‘bridle’ (of Germanic origin).

词汇	debridement
释义	Definition of debridement in English: debridement noundɪˈbriːdm(ə)ntdeɪˈbriːdmɒ̃dəˈbrēdmənt mass nounMedicine The removal of damaged tissue or foreign objects from a wound. 〔医〕清创术 Example sentencesExamples The role of arthroscopic debridement for degenerative arthritis of the knee is controversial. Abscess drainage or debridement of necrotic tissue may be necessary. Patients require referral to a dentist within 24 hours for drainage and debridement of the infected periodontal area. Maintenance of a moist wound microenvironment and debridement of necrotic tissue increase wound healing rates and reduce pain. Early surgical debridement, enteral feeding, mobilisation of the patient, and early extubation are desirable. Derivatives debride verbdeɪˈbriːddɪˈbriːd [with object]Medicine Remove damaged tissue or foreign objects from (a wound) 〔医〕清创术 a decision was made to surgically debride the ulcer Example sentencesExamples Once she was mobile, she began her daily trips to "the tank," where her wounds were debrided. Three subjects had their wounds debrided to less than 50 % necrotic tissue prior to study enrollment. Most chronic wounds require some method of debridement; however, some wounds should not be debrided. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from débrider, literally 'remove the bridle from', based on bride 'bridle' (of Germanic origin). Definition of debridement in US English: debridement noundəˈbrēdmənt Medicine The removal of damaged tissue or foreign objects from a wound. 〔医〕清创术 Example sentencesExamples Abscess drainage or debridement of necrotic tissue may be necessary. Early surgical debridement, enteral feeding, mobilisation of the patient, and early extubation are desirable. Maintenance of a moist wound microenvironment and debridement of necrotic tissue increase wound healing rates and reduce pain. Patients require referral to a dentist within 24 hours for drainage and debridement of the infected periodontal area. The role of arthroscopic debridement for degenerative arthritis of the knee is controversial. Origin Mid 19th century: from French, from débrider, literally ‘remove the bridle from’, based on bride ‘bridle’ (of Germanic origin).
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