Observation of effect of wet healing on the therapy for liquefied fat of abdominal incision
Jie Zeng, Xiao-hua Ma
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Jie Zeng, Xiao-hua Ma
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Objective To investigate the effect of wet healing on the therapy for liquefied fat of abdominal incision. Methods A total of 40 patients with liquefied fat of abdominal incision were randomly divided into two groups, the observation group (20 eases) was the therapy group of wet healing, and the control group (20 eases) was the routine therapy group of iodoform gauze. Some index of two groups were compared, such as dressing frequency, dressing change times, healing time and pain intensity of dressing change. Results The items were significantly less in the observation group than those in the control group in terms of the healing time, dressing frequency, dressing change times, as well as pain intensity of dressing change, the differences were statistical significance( P <0. 01 ). Conclusions The effect on fat liquefaction of abdominal incision is better in wet dressing therapy than in iodoform gauze therapy. Key words: Wet healing; Abdominal incision; Liquefied fat; Nursing
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Objective To investigate the effect of wet healing on the therapy for liquefied fat of abdominal incision. Methods A total of 40 patients with liquefied fat of abdominal incision were randomly divided into two groups, the observation group (20 eases) was the therapy group of wet healing, and the control group (20 eases) was the routine therapy group of iodoform gauze. Some index of two groups were compared, such as dressing frequency, dressing change times, healing time and pain intensity of dressing change. Results The items were significantly less in the observation group than those in the control group in terms of the healing time, dressing frequency, dressing change times, as well as pain intensity of dressing change, the differences were statistical significance( P <0. 01 ). Conclusions The effect on fat liquefaction of abdominal incision is better in wet dressing therapy than in iodoform gauze therapy. Key words: Wet healing; Abdominal incision; Liquefied fat; Nursing
Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Iodoform, Liquefaction, Abdominal fat, Anesthesia, Dentistry, Body weight