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1. Burns of the head and neck – from physiological to psychological impact

Author

Mirela Tiglis, Serban Arghir Popescu, Tiberiu Paul Neagu, and Ioan Lascar

Subjects
head burns, neck burns, severe contracture, disfigurement, tangential necrosectomy, impaired quality of life, ptsd, Medicine (General), R5-920, Surgery, RD1-811
Abstract

Burn injuries have a long-term negative impact on patients, families, and healthcare systems, and prevention remains the primary goal. Head and neck lesions have a reported prevalence between 6-65.6%, sometimes even 95.1%. There are various risk factors and predictors of facial burns, like younger age, male sex, flame or flash burns, and work-related injuries. Surgical and non-surgical management is chosen depending on the burn type and extension, and the patients’ previous health status. Tangential necrosectomy is the gold standard of third-degree burn care. In the last years, enzymatic debridement showed promising results. Long-term complications, from altered sensibility, and face motor dysfunction, to hypertrophic scarring and mutilating aspects, frequently lead to depression, post-traumatic stress disorders, and social exclusion. To improve patients’ quality of life, various programs targeting reconstructive surgeries with cosmetic purposes, social skill training, and cognitive behavioural therapies should be implemented.

Published
2022
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3. ON THE QUESTION OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF POST-BURNING CICATRICIAL DEFORMATIONS OF THE NECK AND THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE CHEST

Author

I.S. SAIDOV, U.A. KURBANOV, A.A. DAVLATOV, S.M. DZHANOBILOVA, and SH.I. KHOLOV

Subjects
neck burns, burns of the anterior surface of the chest, post-burn cicatricial deformation and contracture, expander dermotension, locally plastic surgery, auto transplantation of tissues., Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270
Abstract

The urgency of the problem of surgical correction of post-burn cicatricial deformations of the neck and anterior surface of the chest is determined not only by the high frequency of their occurrence but also by certain difficulties in choosing the optimal method for their elimination. The review of the literature presents an assessment of the advantages and disadvantages of the main methods of surgical treatment for eliminating the consequences of burns of the neck and anterior surface of the chest. The analysis of the literature shows that the lack of a clear and unified approach in the choice of the surgical treatment method for post-burn cicatricial deformities of the neck and chest leaves new horizons for active research and creative research with the purpose of developing effective methods of surgical treatment of this pathology. To date, in the arsenal of plastic surgeons, there are various ways of surgical intervention: plastic local tissues, expander dermotension, as well as plastic flaps on the pedicle or free microsurgical autotransplantation of tissues.

Published
2017
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5. Sedoanalgesia para procedimientos de desbridamiento enzimático en pacientes con quemaduras en cara y cuello.

Author

Vázquez, Rita Galeiras, ESMORÍS-ARIJÓN, Inés, MORUELO-FARIÑA, Mónica, PÉRTEGA-DÍAZ, Sonia, and LÓPEZ-SUSO, Eugenia

Abstract

Background and Objective. The number of minimally invasive procedures performed outside of the operating room has grown exponentially over the last several decades. Sedation, analgesia, or both may be needed for many of these interventional or diagnostic procedures. However, to our knowledge, there is no experience on the use of procedural sedation analgesia (PSA) in patients with facial burns who need enzymatic debridement. The aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness and safety of PSA for pain relief in patients with facial burns undergoing enzymatic debridement. Methods. We describe 16 cases of adult patients with burns on the face and neck who needed enzymatic debridement. Four patients without mechanical ventilation were treated with PSA. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications Results. PSA usually requires combinations of multiple agents to reach desired effects of analgesia plus anxiolysis. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications. Conclusions. PSA can be an option for enzymatic debridement of facial burns in adults patients without mechanical ventilation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018
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6. Stratégie chirurgicale des brûlures du cou et de leurs séquelles

Author

Pradier, J.-P., Duhamel, P., Brachet, M., Dantzer, E., Vourey, G., and Bey, E.

Subjects
*BURNS & scalds complications, *TREATMENT for burns & scalds, *NECK surgery, *REGENERATION (Biology), *MEDICAL care, *SURGERY, *MANAGEMENT
Abstract

Summary: Burns of the neck are common and expose them to functional and aesthetic complications which are sometimes very serious. Care in the acute stage and treatment of sequelae contribute to a common goal of restoration: Maintain or recreate a chin-neck angle and get a quality skin as close as possible to the original skin, in terms of flexibility, texture, thickness and color. The wide variety of cases encountered requires knowing the armamentarium available to us today, and the anatomical basis and clinical underlying indications. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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7. Sedoanalgesia para procedimientos de desbridamiento enzimático en pacientes con quemaduras en cara y cuello

Author

Galeiras-Vázquez, Rita, Esmorís-Arijón, Inés, Mourelo-Fariña, Mónica, Pértega-Díaz, Sonia, and López-Suso, Eugenia

Subjects
Facial burns, Quemaduras cara, Desbridamiento enzimático, Enzymatic debridement, Analgesia, Quemaduras, Quemaduras cuello, Burns, Neck burns, Sedoanalgesia
Abstract

[Resumen] Introducción y Objetivo. La cantidad de procedimientos mínimamente invasivos realizados fuera del quirófano ha crecido en las últimas décadas. La sedación, la analgesia o ambas, pueden ser nece- sarias para muchos de estos procedimientos de intervención o diagnóstico. Sin embargo, y hasta donde hemos podido conocer, no hay experiencia en el uso de sedoanalgesia para procedimientos (SAP) en pacientes con quemaduras faciales que necesitan desbridamiento enzimático El objetivo de este trabajo es evaluar la eficacia y la seguridad de la SAP para el control del dolor en pacientes con quemaduras faciales sometidos a tratamiento con desbridamiento enzimático. Material y Método. Describimos 16 casos de pacientes adultos con quemaduras en cara y cuello que necesitaron desbridamiento enzimático. Cuatro pacientes sin ventilación mecánica fueron tratados con SAP. Resultados. La SAP generalmente requiere combinación de múltiples agentes para alcanzar los efectos deseados de analgesia más ansiolisis. El procedimiento fue bien tolerado y los pacientes no sufrieron complicaciones. Conclusiones. Presentamos la SAP como opción para el desbridamiento enzimático de quemaduras faciales en pacientes adultos sin ventilación mecánica. [Abstract] Background and Objective. The number of minimally invasive procedures performed outside of the operating room has grown exponentially over the last several decades. Sedation, analgesia, or both may be needed for many of these interventional or diagnostic procedures. However, to our knowledge, there is no experience on the use of procedural sedation analgesia (PSA) in patients with facial burns who need enzymatic debridement. The aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness and safety of PSA for pain relief in patients with facial burns undergoing enzymatic debridement. Methods. We describe 16 cases of adult patients with burns on the face and neck who needed enzymatic debridement. Four patients without mechanical ventilation were treated with PSA. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications Results. PSA usually requires combinations of multiple agents to reach desired effects of analgesia plus anxiolysis. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications. Conclusions. PSA can be an option for enzymatic debridement of facial burns in adults patients without mechanical ventilation.

Published
2018

8. Procedural sedation analgesia for enzymatic debridement in patients with burns on face and neck

Author

Rita Galeiras-Vázquez, Inés Esmorís-Arijón, Mónica Moruelo-Fariña, Sonia Pértega-Díaz, and Eugenia López-Suso

Subjects
RD1-811, lcsh:R, lcsh:Surgery, lcsh:Medicine, lcsh:RD1-811, Enzymatic debridement, Neck burns, Facial burns, Medicine, Quemaduras cara, Surgery, Desbridamiento enzimático, Analgesia, Quemaduras, Quemaduras cuello, Burns, Sedoanalgesia
Abstract

[Resumen] Introducción y Objetivo. La cantidad de procedimientos mínimamente invasivos realizados fuera del quirófano ha crecido en las últimas décadas. La sedación, la analgesia o ambas, pueden ser nece- sarias para muchos de estos procedimientos de intervención o diagnóstico. Sin embargo, y hasta donde hemos podido conocer, no hay experiencia en el uso de sedoanalgesia para procedimientos (SAP) en pacientes con quemaduras faciales que necesitan desbridamiento enzimático El objetivo de este trabajo es evaluar la eficacia y la seguridad de la SAP para el control del dolor en pacientes con quemaduras faciales sometidos a tratamiento con desbridamiento enzimático. Material y Método. Describimos 16 casos de pacientes adultos con quemaduras en cara y cuello que necesitaron desbridamiento enzimático. Cuatro pacientes sin ventilación mecánica fueron tratados con SAP. Resultados. La SAP generalmente requiere combinación de múltiples agentes para alcanzar los efectos deseados de analgesia más ansiolisis. El procedimiento fue bien tolerado y los pacientes no sufrieron complicaciones. Conclusiones. Presentamos la SAP como opción para el desbridamiento enzimático de quemaduras faciales en pacientes adultos sin ventilación mecánica. [Abstract] Background and Objective. The number of minimally invasive procedures performed outside of the operating room has grown exponentially over the last several decades. Sedation, analgesia, or both may be needed for many of these interventional or diagnostic procedures. However, to our knowledge, there is no experience on the use of procedural sedation analgesia (PSA) in patients with facial burns who need enzymatic debridement. The aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness and safety of PSA for pain relief in patients with facial burns undergoing enzymatic debridement. Methods. We describe 16 cases of adult patients with burns on the face and neck who needed enzymatic debridement. Four patients without mechanical ventilation were treated with PSA. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications Results. PSA usually requires combinations of multiple agents to reach desired effects of analgesia plus anxiolysis. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications. Conclusions. PSA can be an option for enzymatic debridement of facial burns in adults patients without mechanical ventilation.

Published
2018

9. Sedoanalgesia para procedimientos de desbridamiento enzimático en pacientes con quemaduras en cara y cuello

Author

Galeiras, Rita, Esmorís, Inés, Mourelo-Fariña, Mónica, Pértega-Díaz, Sonia, López-Suso, Eugenia, Galeiras, Rita, Esmorís, Inés, Mourelo-Fariña, Mónica, Pértega-Díaz, Sonia, and López-Suso, Eugenia

Abstract

[Resumen] Introducción y Objetivo. La cantidad de procedimientos mínimamente invasivos realizados fuera del quirófano ha crecido en las últimas décadas. La sedación, la analgesia o ambas, pueden ser nece- sarias para muchos de estos procedimientos de intervención o diagnóstico. Sin embargo, y hasta donde hemos podido conocer, no hay experiencia en el uso de sedoanalgesia para procedimientos (SAP) en pacientes con quemaduras faciales que necesitan desbridamiento enzimático El objetivo de este trabajo es evaluar la eficacia y la seguridad de la SAP para el control del dolor en pacientes con quemaduras faciales sometidos a tratamiento con desbridamiento enzimático. Material y Método. Describimos 16 casos de pacientes adultos con quemaduras en cara y cuello que necesitaron desbridamiento enzimático. Cuatro pacientes sin ventilación mecánica fueron tratados con SAP. Resultados. La SAP generalmente requiere combinación de múltiples agentes para alcanzar los efectos deseados de analgesia más ansiolisis. El procedimiento fue bien tolerado y los pacientes no sufrieron complicaciones. Conclusiones. Presentamos la SAP como opción para el desbridamiento enzimático de quemaduras faciales en pacientes adultos sin ventilación mecánica., [Abstract] Background and Objective. The number of minimally invasive procedures performed outside of the operating room has grown exponentially over the last several decades. Sedation, analgesia, or both may be needed for many of these interventional or diagnostic procedures. However, to our knowledge, there is no experience on the use of procedural sedation analgesia (PSA) in patients with facial burns who need enzymatic debridement. The aim of this study is to assess the effectiveness and safety of PSA for pain relief in patients with facial burns undergoing enzymatic debridement. Methods. We describe 16 cases of adult patients with burns on the face and neck who needed enzymatic debridement. Four patients without mechanical ventilation were treated with PSA. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications Results. PSA usually requires combinations of multiple agents to reach desired effects of analgesia plus anxiolysis. The procedure was well tolerated and the patients did not suffer complications. Conclusions. PSA can be an option for enzymatic debridement of facial burns in adults patients without mechanical ventilation.

Published
2018

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