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Sirolimus and Wound Healing: When to Start After Surgery
  • Jan 12, 2026
  • Alyssa A
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Sirolimus and Wound Healing: When to Start After Surgery

Sirolimus improves long-term transplant outcomes but can delay wound healing. Learn how to time its use after surgery based on patient risk, wound type, and modifiable factors like nutrition and smoking.

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