Abstract:

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the application of different types of wound dressing acellular biological effect.
METHODS: The acellular biological dressing was used in the 106 cases of 150 burn wounds. There were 84 donor site wounds, 30 Ⅱ degree superficial and 16 deep Ⅱ degree of fresh wounds, 10 Ⅲ degree burn wounds, 5 surgical wounds in the lack of space in autologous skin grafting, and 5 latter part of the small residual wounds. Acellular biological dressing with the covering of dry gauze bandage was used immediately after the surgery to take skin, debridement, and dermoplasty clearance separately.
RESULTS: Among 150 wounds, 4 non-adherent wounds (2.67%) were Ⅲ degree wounds. Infected 2 wounds (1.3%) were latter part of the small residual wounds. Significant accumulation of exudation required 4 (2.67%) deep Ⅱ degree fresh wounds. Other wounds presented good adherence, no infection, less capillary hemorrhage, and significant relief of pain.
CONCLUSION: The acellular biological dressing for skin graft donor site wounds, superficial and deep Ⅱdegree fresh wounds, wounds with autologous skin grafting gap results were satisfactory.