May 5, 2023 · Hypergranulation is the excessive growth of granulation tissue, a symptom of a dysfunctional wound environment. Providers can identify hypergranulation by its appearance.

Hypergranulation, also known as overgranulation or proud flesh, is an abnormal tissue response that occurs during the wound healing process. It is characterized by the excessive growth of granulation …

Jun 27, 2025 · Hypergranulation—often referred to as “proud flesh”—is a common complication in wound healing where granulation tissue grows excessively above the wound bed.

Hypergranulation tissue, also known as proud flesh, is a common complication that can occur during the wound healing process. It manifests as an excessive growth of granulation tissue beyond the wound …

Hypergranulation, also known as overgranulation, is excessive granulation that protrudes above the wound surface, imposing a barrier to the inward-migrating epidermis, slowing epithelialisation, the …

May 3, 2025 · Granulation tissue naturally forms when a wound is healing, but too much of this tissue results in a condition known as "hypergranulation." Hypergranulated tissue is usually swollen or …

For the salt: open a new small box of white table salt, label it with client’s name and store it for the purpose of treating hypergranulation tissue or use small packet of white table salt, if available.

Aug 14, 2025 · Hypergranulation, also known as overgranulation or proud flesh, is a condition that occurs during wound healing. It involves the excessive growth of granulation tissue, which is the new …

Hypergranulation—defined as abundant immature granulation tissue that grows beyond the level of the surrounding skin and is associated with a failure of re-epithelialization [1]—is a common complication …

Understanding hypergranulation and how it’s treated is critical for effective wound management and recovery. What is Hypergranulation? Hypergranulation, also called proud flesh, occurs when …