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Advanced dressing

Thidanai Khameiad 5thyear medical student

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Wound dressing

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Wound dressing Primary dressing is placed

directly on the wound and may provide absorption of fluids and prevent desiccation, infection, and adhesion of a secondary dressing.

Secondary dressing is one that is placed on the primary dressing for further protection, absorption, compression, and occlusion

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ClassiicationWound care dressing divided into 7 class Film Composites Hydrogel Hydrocolloid

Alginates Foam Absorbtive dressing

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

Powerpoint Templates Page 6เก่งกาจ วนิัยโกศล. Advanced Wound Dressing. ภาควชิาศัลยศาสตร ์คณะแพทยศาสตร ์มหาวทิยาลัยขอนแก่น. Srinagarind Med J 2013; 28

Powerpoint Templates Page 7เก่งกาจ วนิัยโกศล. Advanced Wound Dressing. Srinagarind Med J 2013; 28

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Dressing material: gauze Moderate

absorbtion Nonadhesive Light hydration Superficial wounds & light exuding wounds

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Dressing material: Tulles

Low absorbtion Nonadhesive Shallow wounds & light exuding wounds

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Dressing material: film

Nonabsorbing Fully adhesive Slow hydration Superficial wounds & light exuding wounds

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Hydrogel sheets Low

absorption Nonadhesive or adhesive border Moderate hydration Superficial wounds & light exuding wounds, painful wounds

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Amorphous hydrogel Low-moderate

absorption Nonadhesive Quick hydration Infected wound Superficial to deep wounds light to moderate exuding wounds

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Hydrocolloids Low-moderate absorption Fully adhesive Moderate hydration Superficial wounds light to moderate exuding wounds Promote cell migration Wound debridement by autolytic

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Foams High absorption Full to nonadhesive Not hydration Superficial to deep wounds Moderatly to heavily exuding wounds

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Alginates High absorption Nonadhesive Not hydration Superficial or deep wounds Moderatly to heavily exuding wounds

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Collagens Moderate to high absorption Nonadhesive Not hydration Superficial or deep wound light to moderatly exuding wounds

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Silver-impregnated dressings

Colonization, infected wound Broad spectrum of bactericidal activity with low toxic to human Gauze, hydrocolloid, alginates, foams, creams and gels

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

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Dermal collagen replacement Superficial and moderate-

depth partial thickness burns Increased speed of healing Decreased Pain Increase rate of epithelialization

Powerpoint Templates Page 19Nephew & Smith

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Negative pressure wound therapy

Negosanti L, Pinto V, Sgarzani R. Clinical evidences personal experiences recent applications. World J Dermatol. 2012 October 2; 1(3): 13-23.

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Negative pressure wound therapy

Kirby M. Negative pressure wound therapy. Br. J. Of Diabetes and Vascular Medicine. 2007;7(5):230-234.

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Intermittent or continuous subatmospheric pressure to a wound at 50-175 mmHg Moist wound healing environment Removal of fluids and infectious materials Decreased bacterial colonization Enhanced formation of granulation tissue

Negative pressure wound therapy

Kirby M. Negative pressure wound therapy. Br. J. Of Diabetes and Vascular Medicine. 2007;7(5):230-234.

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Negative pressure wound therapy

Advantage DisadvantageReduction of edemaRapid cell divisionIncrease in local blood flowReduction in bacteria levels and Removal of harmful proteases

Time consumingExpensive

Labor intensiveNot always effective

Kirby M. Negative pressure wound therapy. Br. J. Of Diabetes and Vascular Medicine. 2007;7(5):230-234.

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Negative pressure wound therapyIndication Contraindication

Lymphatic leaks Venous stasis wounds Wounds with fistulae Sternal woundOrthopedics wounds Abdominal wounds Chronic open wounds (diabetic ulcers and stages 3 and 4 pressure ulcers) Acute and traumatic wounds

Necrotic tissue Malignant wound Ischemic wounds Active bleeding, exposed large vessel Infected wound

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

Powerpoint Templates Page 25Dini V, Miteva M, Romanelli P, Bertone M, Romanelli M. Evaluation of venous leg ulcers before and after negative pressure wound therapy. Wounds. 2011;23(9):257–266

Powerpoint Templates Page 26Tuncel U, Turan A, Bayraktar A, Aydin U, Erkorkmaz U.Clinical experience with the use of gauze-based negative pressure wound therapy. Wounds: 2012;24(8):227–233.

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Chronic wounds Definition wounds that have failed to proceed through the orderly process that produces satisfactory anatomic and functional integrity.The majority of wounds that have not healed in 3 months are considered chronic.

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Maintaining a moist wound environment eg.hydrocolloids. High absorption material Compression therapy

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

Venous stasis ulcers

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Venous stasis ulcers

Compression dressing

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Moist dressing

Thorne C, Chung K, Gosain A, Gurtner G, Mehrara B, Rubin P, Spear S. Grabb and Smith’s plastic surgery. 7th edition. Philadelphia; 2014

Arterial ulcers

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Wound MaterialIntact skin Film, thin hydrocolloid,

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Minimal exudate Film, hydrocolloid, thin foam

Moderate exudate Hydrocolloid, foam, calcium alginate

Heavy exudate Foam, calcium alginate

Infection wound antimicrobial dressing

Arterial ulcers

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Pressure ulcers

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Pressure ulcersชนิดแผลกดทับ ลักษณะการทำาแผล ตัวอยา่งวสัดุ

Grade II ขึ้นไป ในแผลชื้นพอเหมาะรอบแผลแหง้ลอกออกง่าย

Occlusive dressingNon adhesive

แผลต้ืน, exudate น้อย ในแผลชื้นพอเหมาะรอบแผลแหง้ลอกออกง่าย

Film, hydrocolloid

exudate ปานกลาง-มาก วสัดท่ีุดดูซบั exudte ได้ดี Foam, alginate

แผลแหง้ ม ีeschar ต้องการความชื้นมากขึ้นเพ่ือใหเ้กิด autolytic

debridement

Hydrogel

แผลเป็นโพรงและหลมุลึก วสัดท่ีุเขา้ถึงก้นแผล Calcium alginate

แผลติดเชื้อ ยาฆา่เชื้อ Sustained silver releasing

Gauze impregnated with antimicrobial

agent พรพรหม เมอืงแมน, อภิรกัษ์ ชว่งสวุนิช, อภิชยั อังสพทัธ,์ จอมจกัร จนัทรสกลุ. Wound care 2014. พมิพค์รัง้ที่ 1. ชมรมแพทยอุ์บตัิเหตไุฟไหมน้้ำ้ารอ้นลวกแหง่ประเทศไทยรว่มกับชมรมสมานแผลแหง่ประเทศไทย. กรุงเทพมหานคร; 2014.

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Diabetic woundsWound Material

Minimal exudate Hydrocolloid

Moderate exudate Hydrofiber

Heavy exudate Foam

Infection wound Gauze impregnated with antimicrobial agent

พรพรหม เมอืงแมน, อภิรกัษ์ ชว่งสวุนิช, อภิชยั อังสพทัธ,์ จอมจกัร จนัทรสกลุ. Wound care 2014. พมิพค์รัง้ที่ 1. ชมรมแพทยอุ์บตัิเหตไุฟไหมน้้ำ้ารอ้นลวกแหง่ประเทศไทยรว่มกับชมรมสมานแผลแหง่ประเทศไทย. กรุงเทพมหานคร; 2014.

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Dermal living replacement

Dermagraft® is a sterile, cryopreserved, human fibroblast–derived dermal substitute generated by the culture of neonatal dermal fibroblasts onto a bioabsorbable polyglactin mesh scaffold.

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