Ultrasonic cavitation in the treatment of purulent wound occurring against the background of juvenile diabetes mellitus and massive immunosuppressive therapy. Clinical case

Abstract

The article presents a clinical case of a successful comprehensive treatment 29-years-old patient with a purulent necrotic wound of the hand, which occurs against the background of type I diabetes mellitus and massive immunosuppressive therapy (prescribed to prevent renal transplant rejection). The use of ultrasound cavitation as a part of the complex treatment after radical surgical debridement helped to normalize the wound healing process, to reduce the microbial contamination of the wound and to activate repair.