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原位再生医疗技术治疗感染性创面的临床疗效观察
Clinical Efficacy Observation of the In Situ Regenerative Medical Technology in the Treatment of Infectious Wounds

贺子彪,尹晖明.原位再生医疗技术治疗感染性创面的临床疗效观察[J].中国烧伤创疡杂志,2016,(4):275~277.

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英文关键词:The in situ regenerative medical technology Moist Exposed Burn Ointment (MEBO) Infection Wound Curative effect

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作者	单位
贺子彪	湖南中医药高等专科学校附属第一医院普外科
尹晖明

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中文摘要:

【摘要】目的观察原位再生医疗技术治疗感染性创面的临床疗效。方法将2012年2月-2014年2月湖南中医药高等专科学校附属第一医院收治的40例感染性创面患者随机分为对照组和治疗组，对照组采用传统疗法治疗，治疗组采用原位再生医疗技术治疗，观察两组患者的创面愈合时间、创面愈合效果及换药时的疼痛情况。

英文摘要:

【Abstract】 Objective: To observe the clinical effect of the in situ regenerative medical technology in the treatment of infectious wounds. Methods: Forty patients with infectious wounds admitted into The First Affiliated Hospital of Hunan Traditional Chinese Medical College between February, 2012 and February, 2014 were randomly divided into two groups: a control group and a treatment group. Patients in the control group were treated with traditional therapy while those in the treatment group were treated with the in situ regenerative medical technology. The wound healing time, healing effect and pain condition during the dressing change were observed in both groups. Results: The comparison between the two groups in terms of the wound healing time showed statistically significant difference: treatment group (11.9±4.8)d, control group( 16.8±6.3)d, (P＜0.01); Pain scores: treatment group (2.32±0.62), control group (5.78±0.89), there was a statistically significant difference between two groups (P＜0.01); In terms of wound healing effect, the treatment group saw scarless wound healing of 18 patients and only 2 patients had non-hypertrophic scar formation while in the control group, 8 patients got healed with hypertrophic scar and 10 healed with non-hypertrophic scar, and thus the wound healing effect in the treatment group was obviously better than that in the control group. Conclusion: The in situ regenerative medical technology in the treatment of infectious wounds can not only effectively control infection but also alleviate pain and facilitate wound healing, deserving to be promoted in clinic.