Kombination von universellem Antidot und temporärem Hautersatz bei Verätzungen: Erweiterter Fallbericht

E. Liodaki; B. E. Schopp; J. Lindert; R. Krämer; T. Kisch; P. Mailänder; F. Stang

doi:10.1007/s00113-015-0030-y

Kombination von universellem Antidot und temporärem Hautersatz bei Verätzungen: Erweiterter Fallbericht

Translated title of the contribution: Combination of a universal antidote and temporary skin substitute for chemical burns: Extended case report

E. Liodaki^*, B. E. Schopp, J. Lindert, R. Krämer, T. Kisch, P. Mailänder, F. Stang

^*Corresponding author for this work

University of Kiel

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In this article we describe our experiences in the treatment of chemical burns with Diphoterine^® solution and Suprathel^® as a temporary skin substitute material, a treatment which in the past was not commonly used for this pattern of injuries. In the study period from October 2012 to December 2013 we treated five patients (four male and one female including two children and three adults) with chemical burns by decontamination with Diphoterine^® and wound covering with Suprathel^®. The control group included five patients with similar injury patterns who were treated with Diphoterine^® and occlusive wound dressings. No wound infections occurred in any of the five cases and no interactions were observed between Suprathel^® and the chemical substance involved. In four cases the skin areas with IIa-IIb degree damage showed good wound healing and only slight scarring in the follow-up after 3 months and one of the five patients had to be treated surgically. Suprathel^® can be used as a temporary skin substitute for the treatment of skin burns and is also available for the treatment of chemical burns.

Translated title of the contribution	Combination of a universal antidote and temporary skin substitute for chemical burns: Extended case report
Original language	German
Journal	Unfallchirurg
Volume	118
Issue number	9
Pages (from-to)	804-807
Number of pages	4
ISSN	0177-5537
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1007/s00113-015-0030-y
Publication status	Published - 07.09.2015

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205-27 Orthopaedics, Trauma Surgery and Reconstructive Surgery
205-19 Dermatology

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