International Wound Journal · 2012 · 36 citations · 15 references
MedicinePharmacotherapySurgeryBurn SurgeryPain ManagementWound HealingBurn CareBurn Infection ControlBurn ManagementBurn Wound HealingWound CareWound ManagementBurn TreatmentBurn Wound ManagementHospital Stay DurationPartial-thickness Burn CareSilver DressingsSilver Sulfadiazine TherapyTotal Body Surface Area AssessmentWound Dressings
The study aims to perform a comparative assessment of two types of burn wound treatment. To do the assessment, patients with partial thickness burn wounds with total body surface area <40% were simple randomised to treat with nanocrystalline silver nylon wound dressing or silver sulfadiazine cream. Efficacy of treatment, use of analgesics, number of wound dressing change, wound infection and final hospitalisation cost were evaluated. The study showed silver nylon wound dressing significantly reduced length of hospital stay, analgesic use, wound infection and inflammation compared with silver sulfadiazine.
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Silver Sulfadiazine—A New Topical Therapy for Pseudomonas in Burns
Charles L. Fox · Archives of Surgery · 1968 · 476 citations
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