EP593 CASE REPORT: NEGATIVE PRESSURE INSTILLATION FOR THE TREATMENT OF AN IATROGENIC UPPER LIMB ULCER.

Aim: To evaluate the efficacy of Vac VeraFlo for the treatment of an iatrogenic upper limb ulcer, in minimizing the risk of infection, accelerating healing times and improving quality of life. Method: Combined home and outpatient care for the management of a full thickness lesion of the left forearm, in a patient with Hodgkin's lymphoma. Case Presentation: 57-year-old male, July 2020 diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma, underwent three cycles of chemotherapy with ABVD (Adriamycin, Bleomycin, Vinblastine, Dacarbazine); January 2021 chemotherapy extravasation. June 2021 presents extensive full-thickness eschar on the left forearm, which, although serious, does not deteriorate its constitution, but aggravates its quality of life. Phase 1: Debridement; Phase 2: NPWT with instillation; Phase 3: Skin graft. Results / Discussion: Excellent wound bed preparation to receive a dermo-epidermal graft. Conclusion: Hospital-territory continuity increases patient compliance allowing for a reduction in treatment times which translates into better outcomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]