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Step Five:
First Follow-up
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Removal of Secondary Dressing
At 5- to 10-day follow-up,
remove secondary dressing only
for wound inspection and evaluation. Primary dressing (non-adherent) should be left undisturbed to facilitate integration of Apligraf
®
