Correspondence to Author: Dheehama J

Department of Medicine UNAM School of Medicine Windhoek, Namibia

Abstract:

Context: Based on the cause and kind of wound, varied merchandise ar obtainable within the market, creating the choice a awfully troublesome task.

Aims: to review the Effectiveness of varied modalities of and protocol for optimum management of chronic leg ulcers Settings and design: the current study was a hospital based mostly experimental descriptive study carried out in Government Medical faculty.

Methods: The study population was all patients with leg ulcers with grievance length of over half-dozen weeks. The patients were subjected to applicable investigations like complete blood counts (Hb UT1, total WBC count and platelets), blood glucose (random blood sugar). color Doppler study of lower limb vessels was wiped out patients with suspected vascular unwellness of lower extremity, X ray of affected leg to rule out any bone involvement in clinically suspicious cases. applied math Analyzis: Chi-square for proportions and analysis of variance for continuous variables was applied.

Results: Healthy granulation formation and mean follow-up amount was considerably less in holiday methodology. Healthy granulation formation and mean follow-up amount was considerably lesser once silver nitrate was used. Mechanical surgery was needed in precisely one case once caustic was used.

Conclusion: Out of all the obtainable dressing ways for conservative management of lesion in this setup, vacuum power-assisted closure/negative pressure wound medical care is superior followed by typical dressing methodology. Placental extract is better for ulcers with no or least slough for accelerated formation of granulation. Any lesion with any etiology of size over five cm2 principally needs surgical intervention.

Keywords:

Management; Therapy; Dressing; Placental extract; Tissue.

Citation:

Dheehama J, Effectiveness of assorted Modalities of and Protocol for best Management of Chronic Leg Ulcers. World Journal of Clinical Surgery 2021.