The source for this systematic review abstract is: Farion, K; Osmond MH; Hartling, L Tissue Adhesives for traumatic lacerations in children and adults. [Systematic Review] Cochrane Wounds Group Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, Volume 3, 2006 MeSH Words: Adhesive, Suture, Laceration, Review

Honey is recognized traditionally for its medicinal properties and also appreciated as a topical healing agent for infected and noninfected wounds. This study evaluates impact of honey-based occlusive dressing on nonhealing (nonresponding to conventional antibiotics) traumatic lower limb wounds (n = 34) through clinicopathological and immunohistochemical (e.g., expression of p63, E-cadherin, an...

Introduction. Minimally invasive techniques of transpedicular fusion have become very common and seem to displace classical open techniques. Pedicle screws is the procedure choice in unstable traumatic lumbar thoracic spine fractures of.Aim. The aim study was answer whether are still used injuries or they been completely replaced by MISS.Material Methods. manuscript presents an analysis patient...

Burn units provide a unique set of resources to patients with complex wounds, sepsis, and organ failures. This resource set is useful in a number of traumatic, infectious, and medical conditions as well. Further, many burn patients have sustained simultaneous non-burn trauma which will be managed in burn programs.

BACKGROUND Chronic leg ulcers remain a challenge to the treating physician. Such wounds often need skin grafts to heal. This necessitates a readily available, fast, simple, and standardized procedure for grafting. OBJECTIVES The aim of this work was to test a novel method developed for outpatient transplant procedures. METHODS The procedure employs a handheld disposable dermatome and a roll...

Chronic wounds and scar tissues are prone to skin cancer. In 1828, Jean-Nicholas Marjolin described the occurrence of tumours in post-traumatic scar tissue. He did not, however, identify the warty ulcers he described as malignant. It was Dupuytren, who about two years later, noted that these lesions were cancerous. The eponym was bestowed by Da Costa in 1903. Marjolin's ulcer no longer refers o...

Autodermoplasty with a skin flap is the main surgical solution for traumatic wounds of and soft tissues. Split-skin grafting routine reconstructive technique associated large variation in practice. To date, has been brought to perfection mainly by efforts specialists – combustiologists. The authors have identified number features autodermoplasty flap. complex tissues was performed 50 patients, ...

The primary objectives of basic wound management center around promoting optimal wound healing and cosmesis. These objectives may be achieved through the systematic assessment, preparation, and repair of the laceration supplemented with appropriate patient care instructions. The meticulous and methodical management of traumatic wounds described in this article will assist the emergency physicia...

Vrana (wound) and its sequels play a major concern in the field of surgery as Vrana Ropana (wound healing) requires uneventful healing. The aim of the study was to evaluate the changes in physical and morphological properties due to topical application of Madhu (honey) on fresh traumatic wounds or cutaneous wounds. Ten patients of wounds of either sex were randomly selected. Site of the wound, ...

The most common mechanism of blunt thoracic trauma is an MVC, followed by falls, assaults, and crush injuries. Compressive forces directly injure the thoracic cage and underlying viscera and result in rib fractures and pulmonary contusion. Deceleration produces traction on fixed structures such as the isthmus of the aorta and the carina and results in traumatic aortic and tracheobronchial injur...