This is an observational case series of 15 patients with full-thickness traumatic wound defects treated with a dermal substitute. There were 8 male and 7 female patients with a mean age of 36.6 years. Eight patients had trauma to the lower limbs and 7 were of the upper limbs, with the average lesion size 104.4 cm(2) (range 6-490 cm(2)). The time to complete healing had a mean average time of 26.8 days (range 16-60 days). All patients went on to successful repair with 6 patients requiring a second application of the substitute and 5 patients needing split thickness skin grafts. Infection was recorded in one patient.
Limb trauma : the use of an advanced wound care device in the treatment of full-thickness wounds / L. Vaienti, A. Marchesi, G. Palitta, R. Gazzola, P.C. Parodi, F. Leone. - In: STRATEGIES IN TRAUMA AND LIMB RECONSTRUCTION. - ISSN 1828-8936. - 8:2(2013 Aug), pp. 111-115. [10.1007/s11751-013-0165-8]
Limb trauma : the use of an advanced wound care device in the treatment of full-thickness wounds
L. VaientiPrimo
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2013
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This is an observational case series of 15 patients with full-thickness traumatic wound defects treated with a dermal substitute. There were 8 male and 7 female patients with a mean age of 36.6 years. Eight patients had trauma to the lower limbs and 7 were of the upper limbs, with the average lesion size 104.4 cm(2) (range 6-490 cm(2)). The time to complete healing had a mean average time of 26.8 days (range 16-60 days). All patients went on to successful repair with 6 patients requiring a second application of the substitute and 5 patients needing split thickness skin grafts. Infection was recorded in one patient.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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