Application of Sorption Technologies in Complex Treatment of Purulent-Inflammatory Diseases of the Maxillofacial Area

Tazin, D. I.; Shakirov, M.N.; Tazin, I.D.; Pleshko, Raisa Ivanovna

doi:10.25005/2074-0581-2018-20-1-77-83

2018

DOI: 10.25005/2074-0581-2018-20-1-77-83

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Application of Sorption Technologies in Complex Treatment of Purulent-Inflammatory Diseases of the Maxillofacial Area

D. I. Tazin¹,

M.N. Shakirov²,

I.D. Tazin³

et al.

Abstract: 1 кафедра стоматологии, Сибирский государственный медицинский университет, Томск, российская Федерация 2 кафедра морфологии и общей патологии, Сибирский государственный медицинский университет, Томск, российская Федерация Цель: улучшение результатов лечения больных гнойно-воспалительными заболеваниями челюстно-лицевой области путём использования дренирующего сорбента «ВитаВаллис». Материал и методы: обследовано 72 пациента с одонтогенными флегмонами челюстно-лицевой области в возрасте от 18 до 78 лет, из них м… Show more

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Drainage of purulent wounds of soft tissues (review article)

Dossou

2022

Tambov Medical Journal

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Abstract. Wound infection and purulent-inflammatory diseases of soft tissues in surgery are an urgent problem that requires an integrated approach to treatment. One of the key factors to eliminate this pathology is drainage. The purpose of this review is to study the principles and methods of drainage used, in particular those used in the treatment of purulent soft tissue wounds. To study this issue, we analyzed the educational and applied literature, scientific literature from List of HAC, databases SCOPUS, RSCI, ESCI, CAS, PUBMED. We note the results of applying various drainage methods. A surgical operation does not always lead to the complete elimination of the inflammatory process, which can be aggravated by the appearance of exudation, natural necrosis, and the development of pathogenic microflora. To ensure in the postoperative period a complex cleansing of the wound from exudate, necrosis products, microbial flora, different drainage methods are used. After studying the current literature, one can not only be convinced of the need for drainage, but also clearly trace the development of drainage principles that are aimed at combining physical and pharmacological methods of wound cleaning with the maximum possible elimination of the negative iatrogenic factor.

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Drainage of purulent wounds of soft tissues (review article)

Dossou

2022

Tambov Medical Journal

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Negative pressure wound therapy in the treatment of purulent wounds of the maxillofacial superficial cellular spaces

Morozova,

Demyanenko,

Tofan

et al. 2023

Parodontologiâ

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Relevance. The choice of the method for purulent wound management (open or closed) is a relevant problem in surgery. The way of drainage is the fundamental factor of the effect on the wound. The open-drainage systems are most frequent in maxillofacial surgery, and the drain is passive, combined with various drug administration. It has significant drawbacks: the short action of the injected substances, painful dressing changes, long wound healing time, etc. The instillation drainage therapy is not widely available and is used only in clinics with appropriate equipment. Active draining (negative pressure suction drainage system) allows closed wound management. Though, it is still rarely used in maxillofacial surgery.Purpose. The study aimed to increase the effectiveness of the treatment of maxillofacial purulent wounds formed after the incision of odontogenic soft tissue purulent inflammatory processes using negative pressure wound therapy.Material and methods. The study was a comparative analysis of clinical and laboratory indicators of 303 patients with purulent wounds formed after incision of superficial cellular spaces’ abscesses and phlegmons. The patients formed two groups: the main group had negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), and the comparison group had wound treatment with the traditional open method. NPWT methodology included the tubular drain placement into the purulent cavity formed after the incision and administration of a surgical film on the wound. The distal tube end was attached to a vacuum source that simultaneously was a canister for exudate collection and analysis. We followed up on clinical manifestations and endointoxication indicators and studied the wound content toxicity and the dynamics of the respiratory enzyme succinate dehydrogenase activity.Results. The negative pressure system appears to allow fast and atraumatic wound management, reducing the inflammatory stage of the wound healing process, promoting quick normalization of endointoxication parameters, which improves the patient’s general condition (fast resolution of the clinical signs), and the effect of vacuum-assisted closure allows avoiding secondary wound closure.Conclusion. Low-dose negative pressure provides the wound healing process with specific characteristics. Continuous exudate aspiration promotes rapid elimination of bacteria and detoxification of the wound and surrounding tissues, normalization of endointoxication parameters, provides anti-oedematous and analgesic effects, early restoration of impaired functions, and the time of wound healing process reaches that of healing by primary tension, which allows us to reduce the number of medications, as well as treatment and rehabilitation time.

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Cytological characteristics of purulent wounds in the oral cavity using antiseptic dressing “Vita Valis”

Mirzoev¹,

Khushbakhtov²,

Tagaykulov

et al. 2023

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Aim. To study the effect of antiseptic sorption dressing “Vita Wallis” on the course of the wound process in acute purulent inflammatory diseases of the oral cavity.Materials and methods. We have conducted a cytological examination of 30 patients with the acute odontogenic purulent inflammatory process of the oral cavity. Among them were 17 men (56,7%) and 13 women (43,3%). The patients were divided into two clinical groups equally. Cytological research was carried out on the specimen preparations, which were taken by putting slides to the purulent wounds on the 1st, third and fifth days of the postoperative period.Results and discussion. The cytological study showed that the wound process had a distinct phase character on the first day after the operation in both groups. On the third and fifth day decrease of neutrophils, number was observed in the wounds (control group - from 65,0 to 90,5% and 56,0 to 66,0%, the main group - 52,0 to 80,5% and 40,0 to 53,0%). During this period, the number of epithelial cells in the main group patients increased more than threefold compared with the control group; it varied from 25.0 to 33.5%.Conclusion. Application of antiseptic sorption material “Vita Vallis”, in comparison with the conventional method of treatment, cleanses purulent wounds more intensively, contributing to the intensified migration of inflammatory infiltrate cells and further regeneration in the damaged area.

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Application of Sorption Technologies in Complex Treatment of Purulent-Inflammatory Diseases of the Maxillofacial Area

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Drainage of purulent wounds of soft tissues (review article)

Drainage of purulent wounds of soft tissues (review article)

Negative pressure wound therapy in the treatment of purulent wounds of the maxillofacial superficial cellular spaces

Cytological characteristics of purulent wounds in the oral cavity using antiseptic dressing “Vita Valis”

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