debride
/dɪˈbraɪd/Definitions
1. verb
to remove dead tissue, especially from a wound or a surgical site, in order to promote healing and prevent infection.
“The surgeon had to debride the wound before applying a dressing.”
2. verb
to remove unwanted or unnecessary material, such as debris or other obstructions, from a surface or an area.
“The construction team had to debride the pipe before installing new equipment.”
3. noun
the act of removing dead tissue or other unwanted material from a wound or a surface.
“The debride of the wound was a crucial step in the healing process.”