Journal of cosmetic dermatology · 2020
The use of biostatic human amnion and platelet-rich plasma in topical treatment of toxic epidermal necrolysis-A case report.
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Klama-Baryła Agnieszka, Strzelec Przemysław, Pawlik-Knapik Danuta, Cholewa Zbigniew, Szapski Michał, Kitala Diana, Łabuś Wojciech, Kraut Małgorzata, Smętek Wojciech, Kucharzewski Marek
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BACKGROUND: Toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) (also known as Lyell syndrome) and Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) are life-threatening mucocutaneous blistering diseases. They are characterized by generalized blisters and epidermal inflammation, most likely resulting from the administration or interaction of medicines.
AIMS: To report potential new method in the treatment of TEN.
PATIENTS/METHODS: This article presents a case report of a 35-year-old man suffering from TEN covering about 95% of his body surface. Lesions occurred in the patient during antiepileptic therapy, after taking simultaneously amoxicillin (with clavulanic acid) and naproxen followed by lamotrigine treatment. Standard general treatment was performed. Intravenous feeding was necessary. Due to acute respiratory failure, the patient required mechanical ventilation. Two methods were combined in topical treatment: application of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and a simultaneous biostatic human amnion transplant.
RESULTS: In the presented case, the combination of both methods contributed to a significant acceleration of wound healing. After the application of PRP and biostatic amnion transplantation, the healing of wounds on the back and posterior surfaces of the legs was completed after six days. The surgical treatment most probably contributed to a significant acceleration of wound healing.
CONCLUSION: The case report shows that topical TEN/SJS treatment with biostatic human amnion and PRP has a positive clinical effect and may be a new method of treatment of TEN.
AIMS: To report potential new method in the treatment of TEN.
PATIENTS/METHODS: This article presents a case report of a 35-year-old man suffering from TEN covering about 95% of his body surface. Lesions occurred in the patient during antiepileptic therapy, after taking simultaneously amoxicillin (with clavulanic acid) and naproxen followed by lamotrigine treatment. Standard general treatment was performed. Intravenous feeding was necessary. Due to acute respiratory failure, the patient required mechanical ventilation. Two methods were combined in topical treatment: application of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and a simultaneous biostatic human amnion transplant.
RESULTS: In the presented case, the combination of both methods contributed to a significant acceleration of wound healing. After the application of PRP and biostatic amnion transplantation, the healing of wounds on the back and posterior surfaces of the legs was completed after six days. The surgical treatment most probably contributed to a significant acceleration of wound healing.
CONCLUSION: The case report shows that topical TEN/SJS treatment with biostatic human amnion and PRP has a positive clinical effect and may be a new method of treatment of TEN.