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  • PS6.13

A new option in chronic wound infections

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Poster session 6

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Emergency surgery 4

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  • Emergency surgery

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Aitor Landaluce-Olavarria (Urduliz / ES), Julio Zevallos-Quiroz (Urduliz / ES), Aitor Sainz-Lete (Urduliz / ES), Jaime Gonzalez-Taranco (Urduliz / ES), Izaskun Markinez-Gordobil (Urduliz / ES), Manolo Leon-Valarezo (Urduliz / ES), Ane Emaldi-Abasolo (Urduliz / ES), Begoña Estraviz-Mateos (Urduliz / ES)

Abstract

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Introduction. Chronic wound infections of less tan 10 centimeters of diameter with purulent or serohematic continuos debit but less than 50 centimeter debit per day can be a challenge for a fast control of infection focus. Our everyday infection control of these wound infections is a prolonged time-consuming treatment during 2-3 months with a high cost, a high resources consumption and sometimes a delay in posterior treatment of these patients Matherial and methods. Main indication of portátil vaccum system was a continuos debit with almost 3 weeks of conventional cure without a better outcome ( 80% of patients).All were classified as American Society of anesthesiologist(ASA) II. 60 % of them suffered from abdominal Wall surgery: 20 % with a purulent continuos debit during 2 months in an eventroplasty in an incisional hernia in middle line, 20% eventroplasty in left subcostal incisional hernia with recurrence Wall abscess and without any response to several drainages and antibiotic treatments and 20 % due to continuos serohematic debit during 3 weeks in a eventroplasty in an incisional middle line hernia . 20 % was an early protective ileostomy closure of a patient suffered from rectal cáncer with a purulent continuos debit of 3 weeks and waiting for chemotheraphy after surgery and 20 % was a continuos debit in pfanestiel incisión in rectal cáncer waiting the chemotherapy treatment after surgery. Results. The average of number of changes was 3.4(2-6) although we have a short serie and in a patient the number of changes was 6, modifing actively change average. All patients were followed up during 2 months and in in 60% of them, a control ultrasonography of abdominal Wall was performed to check it. No problem was documented after the end of treatment. Conclusions.The use of a portátil vaccum system in wound infection without a control of it, not only reduces evidently control infection time but also decreases high sanitary cost.

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