Infection of
Incisional Wound after Operation with MEBO
Infection
of incisional wound after operation refers to the
infection of clean wounds or wounds likely to be contaminated.
Generally, the treatment methods of it include local physical therapy, taking
out stitches and drainage, and systemic antibiotics.
Deng FP etc. [27] provided 26 patients with
incisional
wound infection after operation with MEBO external application, twice a
day.
Continual
B-ultrasound was used monitor the changes in infected wound.
All the cases were healed without
inflammation diffusion.
The experience
is as follows:
if the incision wound turns red or the patients feel pain, MEBO should
be used as early as possible, even if the patients is without fever and
incision wound is without purulence or fluctuation.
The major
advantages of MEBO is as follows:
- Alleviate the inflammation;
- Control the diffusion of infection;
- Reduce scar formation;
- Accelerate incision healing;
- Relieve pains.
Reference:
27. Deng F., Luo Y. Treating Infection of
Incisional
Wound after Operation with MEBO and the Related B-ultrasound Inspection
Analysis [J]. The Chinese Journal of Burns Wounds & Surface
Ulcers.
2000, (2): p. 51-52.
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