2020Wounds and wound infections The prof B M Kostyuchenok journalOpen access

The use of a vacuum aspiration system for the treatment of anterior abdominal wall purulent wounds after complicated abdominoplasty

М. Р. Гафиуллов, S. A. Suvorov, V. I. Orelkin, Yu. D. Orelkin

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The article presents the experience of successful complex treatment of a 55-year-old patient with morbid obesity (BMI 66.3 kg / m2) who underwent excision of a skin-fat apron with simultaneous abdominoplasty complicated by purulent surgical infection.

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The article presents the experience of successful complex treatment of a 55-year-old patient with morbid obesity (BMI 66.3 kg / m2) who underwent excision of a skin-fat apron with simultaneous abdominoplasty complicated by purulent surgical infection.

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The article presents the experience of successful complex treatment of a 55-year-old patient with morbid obesity (BMI 66.3 kg / m2) who underwent excision of a skin-fat apron with simultaneous abdominoplasty complicated by purulent surgical infection.

Key concepts: Abdominoplasty, Medicine, Surgery, Abdominal wall, Morbid obesity, Obesity, Plastic surgery, Weight loss

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