Hiệu quả của gel Prontosan trong điều trị bỏng Trẻ em: Phân tích loạt bệnh
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Abstract
Pediatric burns are a serious medical concern, particularly in developing countries where mortality and complication rates remain high. This study analyzes five clinical cases treated with Prontosan Wound Gel X to evaluate its effectiveness in infection control, tissue regeneration, and aesthetic outcomes. The results indicate that Prontosan promotes faster wound healing and reduces scarring compared to Povidone-Iodine 10%, while also lowering the risk of infection, even in severe burn cases requiring skin grafting. The combination of Prontosan with Anson, Therasob, and BluMembrane dressings helps maintain moisture, alleviate pain, and prevent dehydration, thus shortening the treatment duration. Additionally, Prontosan demonstrated high safety, with no severe complications recorded during the study. Although the study has limitations in terms of sample size and retrospective nature, the findings suggest that Prontosan is an effective, safe, and promising treatment option for pediatric burns, with potential for broader clinical application.
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Burns, pediatric wound care, Prontosan, infection control, tissue regeneration
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