Abstract
Patients with venous disease are affected by many confounding variables. Determining the outcomes of venous disease requires the integration of a multitude of factors. Demographics and inherent comorbidities such as diabetes, edema, immunosuppression, as well as management and treatment modalities also affect the healing rates of venous stasis ulcers. There is a paucity of literature analyzing the complexity of real-world data in patients with venous disease including venous leg ulcerations. Other forms of data collection can lead to a myopic view in the treatment of these chronic and recalcitrant wounds.
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