Acticoat versus Allevyn as a split-thickness skin graft donor-site dressing: a prospective comparative study.
作者： Maya Argirova , Ognjan Hadjiski , Anastasija Victorova
DOI: 10.1097/SAP.0B013E3180312705
关键词: Surgery 、 Scars 、 Split thickness skin graft 、 Medicine 、 Cost of treatment 、 Antibacterial effect 、 Significant difference 、 Dressing change
摘要: The study comprises 27 operated patients with similar burns. Fifteen donor sites treated Acticoat (Smith & Nephew) and 12 Allevyn have been analyzed respect to epithelization time, antibacterial effect, ease of dressing change, pain, pharmacologic cost-effective characteristics. All after the reepithelization were evaluated using Vancouver Scar Scale for assessment scars at fourth, eighth, 12th weeks. obtained results demonstrate statistically significant faster (P = 0.012 on eighth day P 0.0081 10th day) better comfort patient 0.05) there is no difference in application Allevyn. shows > both There considerable cost treatment between dressings. determine dressings as suitable sites. If a possibility choice, preferable.
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