The phrase "wound problems" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which someone has sustained some sort of wound and is dealing with the associated pain, healing issues, or infections. For example, "The patient was suffering from several wound problems that needed to be addressed."
Eleven of the 13 cases developed mild complications (ecchymosis in 5 patients, hematoma in 3 patients, wound infection in 1 patient, and other wound problems in 2 patients) postoperatively, which were resolved by symptomatic treatment within a few days.
If possible, postoperative complications were separately labelled as wound problems, dehiscence (abdominal or vaginal cuff) or wound infection.
Proper precautions must be taken to avoid complications such as wound problems, iatrogenic fracture of the malleoli, and nerve injury.
So far there have been no major problems, but potential complications include bleeding from the vessels, damage to other organs (bowel, liver, spleen), anaesthetic complications and wound problems, such as infection and hernia formation.
A doctor at Hillcrest Baptist Medical Center in Waco, Texas, who was not named on the television broadcast, said most patients it received had suffered blast injuries, lung contusions and significant wound problems.
In the mini-open repair technique, unlike the percutaneous repair technique, the quality of the tenodesis can be visualized without disturbing the healing potential of the surrounding tissues, thus minimizing wound problems.
An ideal surgical treatment of acute Achilles tendon rupture includes restoring the original length of the tendon, minimizing possible adhesions with the surrounding tissues, minimizing the risk of repeat rupture, alleviating wound problems, and providing an acceptable cosmetic outcome.
No infection or wound problems were reported including children who had undergone more extensive surgery.
Postoperative complications (wound problems, loss of reduction, implant migration and osteolysis) were considered.
Wound problems or infection were uncommon, as were nonunion of the olecranon osteotomy.
Wound problems, ulnar neuropathy, recurrence of heterotopic bone, and subsequent surgeries are summarized for those studies that reported these complications.
