• Nan Fang Yi Ke Da Xue Xue Bao · May 2006

    [Clinical evaluation of eschar grinding and biological dressing A for treatment of deep partial-thickness burn wound on the extremities].

    • Yue-ping Zhou, Chun-xin Zhang, and Gui-bing Chen.
    • Department of Burn Surgery, Humen Hospital, Dongguan 523902, China.
    • Nan Fang Yi Ke Da Xue Xue Bao. 2006 May 1; 26 (5): 680-2.

    ObjectiveTo evaluate the clinical effect of eschar grinding and wound coverage by biological dressing A in the management of deep partial-thickness burn wound on the extremities.MethodsSeventy-three patients with deep partial-thickness burns on the extremities were divided into two groups to receive different managements. The patients in group 1 were treated with eschar grinding and wound coverage with biological dressing A, and group 2 received conventional treatment. The white blood cell count, body temperature, incidence of wound infection and wound healing time were observed.ResultsCompared with conventional treatment, wound management with eschar grinding and coverage by biological dressing A could increase the effective rate (29/32 vs 31/41, P<0.05), inhibit systemic inflammation and scar hypertrophy, and shorten the wound healing time (13.79-/+5.72 vs 17.08-/+8.39, P<0.01).ConclusionEschar grinding and wound coverage by biological dressing A can be effective for management of deep partial-thickness burns on the extremities, and earlier treatment with the dressing A achieves better effect.

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