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    Wound

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    A wound is an area ofthe body

    whose normal integrity has

    been compromised.

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    PunctureBruiseContusion (from blunt trauma)Abrasion

    Incision (inflicted by a sharp object likescalpel)

    Laceration (inflicted by a less sharp objectlike broken glass)

    Ulcer (a break in epithelial continuity)Avulsion (partial or complete)Degloving (openor closed)Amputation (total, or near total)

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    Open

    Sharp : vulnus scissum, puncture wound Dull : vulnus laceratum, openfracture,

    excoriation

    Close

    1.Vulnus contussum

    2.Bullae

    3.Hematome

    4.Sprain

    5.Dislocation

    6.Close fracture

    7.Vulnus traumaticum

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    Penetrating

    Non-penetrating

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    Acute : normally proceed through an orderly

    and timely reparative process sustained

    restoration of anatomic and functional

    integrity

    Chronic : wounds that failed proceed like

    acute wound, or repair without establishingan anatomic and functional result

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    Coagulation

    Damage vessel&lymphatics hemorrhage vasoconstriction diapedesis fibrin mesh +

    cytokine stop bleeding Inflammation

    Migrationofleukocytes PMN + Macrophages

    Fibroplasia Synthesis protein collagen 10hr after wound,

    peak at 5-7 days, reduced gradually

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    Remodeling

    Inflammation stop inflammatory cells

    diminished

    equilibrium ofcollagen synthesisanddegraded

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    72hr 2-4days 21days

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    Skin

    Mucosa

    Bone

    Brain

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    Sterile wound

    Contaminative wound

    Infection wound

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    Antitetanus

    Antibiotics ifnecessary

    Immobilisation

    Analgesics

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    Clean

    Debride

    Irrigate

    Excise

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    Management of

    sterile wound

    Stop the bleeding

    Close one by

    one

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    Wash the area surrounding ofthe wound

    Dodesinfection surrounding the wound

    Close the wound

    Local anestesia

    Wash the wound with H2O2/ dilutedPovidon

    Do the evaluation

    Wound toilet anddebridement

    Prevention to tetanus etc.

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    Disinfection surrounding the wound

    Dont do infiltratifanestesia, do with blockanestesia or general anestesia

    Washing byH2O2/ diluted povidone

    Debridement

    Dont do primary closure

    Sistemic antibiotic

    Prevention tetanus etc.

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    Primary Closure

    Surgical wound

    DelayedPrimary Closure

    Delayedfor several days to prevent infection inwounds (foreign bodies, contamination)

    Spontaneous Closure or Secondary Wound

    Closure Wounds margin move together by biologic

    process ofcontraction

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    Mechanical (or local)

    General

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    Controllable by the surgeon:

    avoidance ofuse ofstrong chemicals in skin

    preparation avoidance ofinadvertent crushing oftissue

    achieving adequate haemostasis

    avoidance ofspillage ofinfective materials

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    Nutrition

    Oxygen

    Oxygen radicals

    Drugs

    Smoking

    Age

    Temperature

    Diabetes mellitus

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    Wound infection Systemic infections

    Chronic wounds andulcers Scars and contractures Keloids Lymphoedema

    Bone complications: osteitis, osteomyelitis Tetanus Pressure ulcers