Abstract
For a variety of reasons, some wounds take longer than expected to heal. Such delayed healing may occur with chronic wounds, such as leg ulcers, but can also sometimes be seen with acute traumatic wounds such as pre-tibial laceration. This article, using leg ulcers as an example, provides a guide to delayed healing and how it can be predicted, prevented and treated.
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