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POSTER: CASE STUDY<br />

Poster: Case Study<br />

P 382<br />

UNUSUAL CASE IN THE BURN DEPARTMENT – UNUSUAL TREATMENT<br />

Gayane Mirzoyn 1 , Liudmila Budkevich1, Andrey Bistrov 2<br />

1 Speransky Children Hospital (Moscow, Russia);<br />

2 Russian Children Hospital (Moscow, Russia).<br />

Aim: We want to demonstrate the unusual case the successful treatment of congenital<br />

skin necrosis of the head 3% TBS by newborn girl. There was also a defect of soft<br />

tissues parietal regions of head and in the projection of the sagittal sinus.<br />

Methods: By CT-scan there was extensive bone defect 4.5 cm x 14 cm. Woundgrund<br />

was non-structural brain membranes, convecsital surface of both parietal lobes of the<br />

brain and the upper sagittal sinus. The first we used local conservative treatment with<br />

alginate and hydrocolloids dressing. Than – different surgical modalities: local tissue<br />

rearrangement, necrectomy, d-bridement, transplantation matrix with stem cells, skin<br />

graft, technology “spray-on-skin”.<br />

Results: First month and a half we applied only dressing and antibiotic therapy for fear<br />

heavy bleeding from the sagittal sinus. But on the 46-th day it happened. Was performed<br />

an operation plastic defect parietal regions in the zone of necrosis of the local tissues.<br />

Area of the sagittal sinus covered formed patches. During bandaging are marked with<br />

signs of ischemia skin flaps. The total area of necrosis has increased to 5% TBS. We<br />

decided on the active surgical tactics. Was performed necrectomy, d-bridement the<br />

wound with hydro surgical system, transplantation matrix with stem cells. After 5 days<br />

made repeated transplantation matrix. After another 5 days the wound was covered with<br />

meshed 4:1 autograft with transplantation autocells “spray –on-skin”. We observed an<br />

incomplete (90%) epithelialization on the 9-th day, total – on the 17-th day after graft.<br />

P 383<br />

Poster: Case Study<br />

Surgical wound dehiscence, recovery with medication to the<br />

idrofibra and silver: Case report<br />

Emanuele Grasso 1 , Francesco Di Vita 2<br />

1 Ambulatory General surgery (Bisceglie, Italy);<br />

2 Ambulatory General Surgery (Catania, Italy).<br />

Introduction: The authors describe a case of surgical wound dehiscence cured with<br />

advanced silver medications.<br />

Materials and Methods: Surgical wound dehiscence with use of prosthesis in prolene<br />

for hernia in 37 year-old man without in partnership pathologies. The patient operated in<br />

urgency for median hernia from previous intervention in fifth day introduced erythema<br />

post intervention, with dehiscence of the points of suture and spillage of serum-purulent<br />

exuded. The patient was submitted in ambulatory to surgical toilet. Besides the<br />

abstersion of the wound effected with repeated washings using physiological solution<br />

and povidone – iodize to 10% of it, therefore he proceeded to application of the hollow<br />

with advanced medications. In this case it is chosen to use idrofibra with silver<br />

(carbossimetilcellulosa with silver). The medications were performed for the first 15 days<br />

to alternate days, subsequently every 4 days.(Fig.1*). After 20 days well formed fabric of<br />

granulation was gotten on the edges with absence of fibrina. The complete recovery was<br />

achieved after 40 days. (Fig.2*)<br />

Discussion and Conclusions: The deiscenza of the wound represents without doubt a<br />

failure of the surgical line. Often these wounds are subject to new operation, but the use<br />

of the idrocolloidis has allowed to reduce the conspicuous loss of cutaneous substance<br />

activating the process of granulation and the migration of the fibroblastis and the<br />

macrofagis. In our case, have allowed in short times of recovery of about 10-15 days<br />

getting a complete recovery to about 40 days with acceptable aesthetes results.<br />

*Figures not available in abstract book<br />

<strong>EWMA</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />

COPENHAGEN<br />

15-17 May · <strong>2013</strong><br />

Danish Wound<br />

Healing Society<br />

221

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