Journal of wound care · 2011
Negative pressure wound therapy as an adjunct to compression for healing chronic venous ulcers.
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Kieser D C, Roake J A, Hammond C, Lewis D R
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OBJECTIVE: To determine the efficacy of negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), when used in combination with compression bandaging, for healing chronic resistant venous ulcers.
METHOD: In this pilot study, seven patients (with a total of 12 chronic resistant venous ulcers) received adjunctive NPWT and compression bandaging for 4 weeks. Their wounds were monitored for a total of 12 weeks.
RESULTS: Dormant ulcers were seen to rapidly develop into healthy wounds, with a granulating base.
CONCLUSION: This regimen may have a role in stimulating chronic venous ulcers into healing wounds, or in preparing them for skin grafting.
METHOD: In this pilot study, seven patients (with a total of 12 chronic resistant venous ulcers) received adjunctive NPWT and compression bandaging for 4 weeks. Their wounds were monitored for a total of 12 weeks.
RESULTS: Dormant ulcers were seen to rapidly develop into healthy wounds, with a granulating base.
CONCLUSION: This regimen may have a role in stimulating chronic venous ulcers into healing wounds, or in preparing them for skin grafting.