WCT USA

10/09/2026

Why do we need collagen? And why does combining it with Oxidized Regenerated Cellulose (ORC) help wound healing?

Understanding what these components do within the wound environment is key to understanding the rationale behind collagen/ORC matrices.

Want to further understand the science behind it all? Watch the full session on-demand for a deeper look at the evidence, clinical applications and practical strategies: https://wct-us.com/videos/wound-bed-preparation-promogran-prisma-matrix-v-a-c-peel-and-place-dressing/

10/08/2026

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Do you use bordered silicone foam dressings in clinical practice? Share your experience in our 8–10 minute survey for an optional chance to win a $50 Visa gift card!

10/08/2026

ADR or denial? They are not the same thing—and treating them the same can cost you.

In Episode 30, Amiee Coriano explains the difference between Additional Documentation Requests and Medicare denials, how each should be handled, and why the right response can protect your reimbursement.

👉 https://t.mtrbio.com/reimbursementreadiness

Listen now!

10/07/2026

You’ve repositioned your patient. But how do you know they’re adequately offloaded? In this short clip from our recent Smith+Nephew sponsored Learning Live event, Stephanie Constable discusses what effective offloading can look like in practice and how her team approaches repositioning at the bedside.

Want to learn more? Watch the full presentation on demand from our WCT USA website: https://wct-us.com/videos/enhancing-patient-care-innovative-solutions-pressure-injury-prevention/

10/07/2026

What does mechanical debridement look like up close?

Watch as a Kylon fabric-based device is used to remove devitalized tissue from the wound bed using small circular motions.

This demonstration highlights a practical approach to mechanical debridement and its role in wound bed preparation.

10/06/2026

What makes diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs) so challenging to manage, and which patients are most at risk?

DFUs are among the most serious complications of diabetes, with potentially devastating consequences, including infection, amputation, and increased mortality risk.

For wound care clinicians, understanding how DFUs develop, how they're classified, and what contributes to delayed healing is essential for early identification and appropriate intervention.

Our latest blog post explores:
- DFU causes and pathophysiology
- Classification and staging
- Risk factors for ulceration and non-healing
- Clinical and economic impact

Explore the full guide: https://wct-us.com/what-is-a-dfu/

Learn what a DFU is, why they happen, and how to stage them. Explore the risks of infection and amputation to patient mortality rates.

10/05/2026

A wound that isn't healing isn't necessarily just a wound that needs more time. When healing stalls in the inflammatory phase, the wound environment can be part of the problem.

In this clip, Dr Breda Cullen explores the wound healing continuum and what happens when a wound becomes stuck in the inflammatory phase.

Want to know more about optimizing the wound environment? Watch the full webinar on-demand via our website: https://wct-us.com/videos/wound-bed-preparation-promogran-prisma-matrix-v-a-c-peel-and-place-dressing/

10/05/2026

Join us tomorrow!

There’s still time to register for Ultramist: Reboot the Wound, Healing, Reimbursement & Practice Integration.

Join Brian Lepow, DPM, and Jeffrey Lehrman, DPM, FASPS, MAPWCA, CPC, CPMA, CEMC, for a practical discussion covering the clinical mechanism behind Ultramist, patient selection, outcomes, reimbursement considerations, and practice integration.

📅 Tomorrow, October 6
⏰ 12 PM EDT | 11 AM CDT | 9 AM PDT

Register today and join us live: https://f.mtr.cool/945wrm4yuy

10/02/2026

Pressure injury prevention relies on getting the fundamentals right, but putting best practice into practice isn't always straightforward. Our latest Learning Live explores some of the real-world barriers surrounding turning and repositioning, alongside approaches that can help support consistent prevention practices.

The full session is now available to watch on demand. Catch up here: https://wct-us.com/videos/enhancing-patient-care-innovative-solutions-pressure-injury-prevention/

In sponsorship with Smith+Nephew.