低成本真空辅助封闭敷料在伤口管理:尼泊尔的一种有效选择

A. Bajracharya
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背景:低成本的真空辅助闭合(VAC)可以作为伤口管理的一种替代方法。目的:观察低成本真空辅助封闭敷料在创面管理中的应用效果。方法:于2021年4月至2022年2月在加德满都医学院整形外科进行描述性横断面医院研究,观察年龄、性别、适应征、伤口类型、合并症史、敷料次数、住院时间以及出血、血肿和伤口愈合延迟等并发症。结果:采用方便抽样技术共纳入22例患者,其中急性创面溃疡21例(95.5%),慢性创面溃疡1例(4.5%)。平均年龄39±18.157岁,年龄范围13 ~ 76岁。以男性居多(15.68.2%)。创面出现时间平均为5.45±9.127天,1 ~ 45天不等。平均住院时间为20.45±11.467天,5 ~ 45天不等。8例(36.4%)患者合并糖尿病、高血压、周围血管疾病等合并症,无死亡记录。结论:低成本的真空辅助缝合是一种简便、有效的创面护理方法。
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Low-cost vacuum-assisted closure dressing in wound management: An effective alternative for Nepal
Background: Low-cost vacuum-assisted closure (VAC) can be used as an alternative method for wound management. Objectives: To observe the effectiveness of low-cost vacuum-assisted closure dressing in wound management. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional hospital-based study was conducted in the Department of Plastic Surgery, Kathmandu Medical College from April 2021 to February 2022 to observe age, sex, indication, type of wound with history of comorbidities, number of dressings, duration of hospital stays, and complications like: bleeding, haematoma, and delay in wound healing . Results: A total of 22 patients were included by convenience sampling technique in the study with 21 (95.5%) acute and one (4.5%) case of chronic wound with ulcer. The mean age was 39 ± 18.157 years ranging from 13-76 years. Most of them were males (15, 68.2%). The mean duration of wound presentation was 5.45 ± 9.127 days ranging from 1-45 days. The mean duration of hospitalisation was 20.45 ± 11.467 days ranging from 5-45 days. Eight (36.4%) patients were with comorbidities like Diabetes Mellitus, Hypertension, Peripheral vascular diseases etc., and no mortality was recorded. Conclusion: Low-cost Vacuum-assisted closure is a very easy and efficient alternative method for wound care.
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