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Procedure and result with MEBT/MEBO treatment

Scalds by 1000oC hot cement and flame burns secondary to cement kiln collapse accident, admitted to hospital at 4.5h post injury. Initial assessment: (1) Burn-blast combined injury; (2) Extensive deep burns (85% TBSA); (3) Severe inhalation injury; (4) Shock; (5) Open multiple fractures on both feet.

Critical and shock on admission. Extensive deep burn wounds, covered by ce ment powder. Singed nasal hairs, cement inhaled, respiratory abnormality and hoarseness. Perform tracheotomy immediately before MEBT/MEBO treatment on wound by cultivating technique combined with systemic management . Histological examination showed third degree burns.  


Before Treatment

1. Removing putrid tissue from surface of necrotic skin   2. After cultivating and loosing burned skin, applying MEBO on wound under the treatment of MEBT


3. Liquefaction of necrotic tissue, clearing away liquefied products in time
  4. Necrotic tissue being liquefied and discharged, viable burn tissue being retained, granulation forming above subcutaneous tissue along with presence of new skin spots

5. Continuing MEBT/MEBO treatment. Under the protection of MEBO, sparse skin spots (regenerated skin) being present over granulation surface of wound   6. Skin-spot gradually spreading into skin tissue lumps and various skin tissue lumps fuse each other

7. Various regenerative skin tissue lumps fusing to form larger skin tissues   8. In the region of fused skin, anatomico-physiological structure of blood vessels of subcutaneous tissue being observed

9. All wounds covered with re generated skin to close. New skins similar to auto skin regenerate over burn wounds deep into subcutaneous tissues and recovers to skin structure and functions as well  

After treatment
10. On 72nd day post-burn, wound regenerates and repairs to heal with full-thick ness Follow-up after one year indicating self-reliance, neither plastic surgery nor disablement



MEBT/MEBO treating facial III-degree burns



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