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Review Question - QID 8091

QID 8091 (Type "8091" in App Search)
A 35-year-old man sustains a large degloving injury overlying the distal tibia. The traumatic wound is managed with surgical débridement, followed by application of a negative pressure dressing. Compared with standard damp-to-dry dressing changes, use of a negative pressure dressing offers which of the following advantages?

Increased limb vascularity

3%

40/1385

Decreased hospital stay

2%

26/1385

Decreased bacterial count

6%

80/1385

Decreased need for repeat débridement

4%

59/1385

Accelerated granulation tissue formation

85%

1171/1385

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The development of negative pressure dressings has been a significant advance in wound management. These devices remove excess interstitial fluid, which promotes increased local vascularity and, with mechanical deformation of cells from the negative pressure, accelerates granulation tissue formation. A negative pressure dressing does not substitute for thorough surgical débridement; it has not been shown to decrease bacterial counts within the wound or decrease overall length of hospital stays.

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