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The potential of vacuum therapy in the treatment of a newborn infant with severe thermal injury

Abstract

The paper describes a clinical case of successful combination therapy in a newborn infant with severe thermal injury. When admitted to the hospital, the infant was diagnosed with third-degree flame burn covering 75% of the body surface and shock. Specialized emergency care involved antishock measures and replacement of vital functions, stepwise surgical interventions aimed to excise necrotic tissues and to restore lost skin tissue, and antimicrobial and symptomatic therapies. Topical treatment included the use of current wound coatings. Skin autocells were used for significant skin defect. Aacuum therapy was performed to stimulate repair processes and to prepare wounds for further skin plasty. The techniques of vacuum therapy included RENAS\S-GO and PICO apparatuses. Its efficiency was evaluated by microbiological, immunohistochemical, and planimetric examinations. Analysis of the decontaminating impact of a vacuum coating could establish its substantial effect in reducing wound bacterial contamination by 65% in the study group and by an average of 21% in the comparison group. That of immunohistochemical findings during vacuum therapy could reveal the high expression of two markers characterizing wound an-giogenesis. Comparative analysis of planimetric readings showed no significant differences in the use of vacuum therapy and current wound coatings. Thus, negative-pressure therapy creates favorable conditions for a wound healing process, providing effective wound decontamination and stimulating granulation tissue maturation as a factor to prepare for skin plasty.

About the Authors

L. I. Budkevich
G.N. Speransky City Children's Hospital Nine, Moscow; Research Institute of Childhood Surgery, N.I. Pirogov
Russian Federation


T. V. Bezuglova
Research Institute of Human Morphology, Moscow
Russian Federation


T. V. Zaitseva
Russian National Research Medical University, Moscow;
Russian Federation


T. S. Astamirova
G.N. Speransky City Children's Hospital Nine, Moscow; Research Institute of Childhood Surgery, N.I. Pirogov
Russian Federation


A. P. Shchadchnev
G.N. Speransky City Children's Hospital Nine, Moscow; Research Institute of Childhood Surgery, N.I. Pirogov
Russian Federation


M. V. Firsova
G.N. Speransky City Children's Hospital Nine, Moscow; Research Institute of Childhood Surgery, N.I. Pirogov
Russian Federation


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Budkevich L.I., Bezuglova T.V., Zaitseva T.V., Astamirova T.S., Shchadchnev A.P., Firsova M.V. The potential of vacuum therapy in the treatment of a newborn infant with severe thermal injury. Rossiyskiy Vestnik Perinatologii i Pediatrii (Russian Bulletin of Perinatology and Pediatrics). 2015;60(4):115-118. (In Russ.)

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