Abai, MR

6th International Congress of DipterologyKey Words: Onchocerca, infection, Simulium, vector, zoonosis∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗Examination of Diabetic Necrotic Foot Treated with MaggotDebridement Therapy And Split Thickness-Skin GraftFukuda, S.(1) & S. Oonishi(2) & H. Mitui(3) & Y. Ogawa(4)(1) Iseikai Hospital Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery6-2-25 Sugawara, Higasiyodogawa-ku ,Oosaka City ,Oosaka 533-0022,Japan(2) Iseikai Hospital Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery6-2-25 Sugawara, Higasiyodogawa-ku ,Oosaka City ,Oosaka 533-0022,Japan(3) Okayama University Cardiovasucular Surgery2-5-1sikada-chou,Okayama City,Okayama 700-8558,Japan(4) Kansai Medical University Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery10-15 Humizono-chou,Moriguchi City,Oosaka570-8507,JapanWe announced that we examinated Diabetic Necrotic Foot Treated withMaggots. We got Good Result. We recognized that Maggots is effective toWound Repair from any thousands years ago. Maggots grew up flies oneweek. We changed maggots two times per a week. We judged operation ateach wound dressing change. This time patient had many pus at rawsurface(NecroticUlcerWound), we performed Split Thickness-Skin Graft frominguinal area skin. Conclusionaly patient preserved lower leg. We usedSterilized Maggots. Maggots ate only necrotic tissue, preparated woundbed and promoted granulation tissue. We got good result adding to SplitThickness-Skin Graft to reduction rawsurface. We reported a few MaggotDebridement Therapy in Japan.Key Words: maggot debridement therapy (MDT), split thickness-skin graft,diabetic necrotic foot∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗∗79