Complex Wounds Management Adjuncts- Vacs, Flaps, and Ointments Evan S. Garfein, MD Director, Advanced Reconstructive Care (ARC) Program Director, Microsurgery.

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Complex Wounds Management Adjuncts- Vacs, Flaps, and Ointments Evan S. Garfein, MD Director, Advanced Reconstructive Care (ARC) Program Director, Microsurgery and Microsurgery Research Montefiore Medical Center Bronx, NY

Complex Wound Management- Truth, Fiction, and Fantasy Evan S. Garfein, MD Director, Advanced Reconstructive Care (ARC) Program Director, Microsurgery and Microsurgery Research Montefiore Medical Center Bronx, NY

Disclosures Consultant, Medical Modeling, Inc. Consultant, Stryker, Inc. Speakers Bureau, Lifecell, Inc. Founder, OscarSurgical, LLC

What is a Wound?

What is Wound Healing? Organism’s global response to injury Skin, muscle, liver, heart, brain, bone, etc. Modulated at multiple points Complex

Why Should We Care? Part of almost every patient’s care Influenced by almost everything we do Operative trauma Nutrition Medication Radiation therapy Nursing care

Truths 1. Wounds are often complex 2. Forget techniques 3. Remember principles

Guy de Chauliac Remove foreign bodies 2.Bring divided parts together 3.Unite these parts 4.Conserve and preserve tissue

Ambroise Pare Recipe for success- Substitute turpentine, egg yolk, rose oil For boiling elder oil Je le pansay, Dieu le guarit

Dr. Turlington, SNL, 2011

Why do some wounds fail to heal?

(All) Wound Management Principles Debride unhealthy tissue Pressure relief Maximize nutrition Manage exudate Infection control

A funny thing happened on the way to the forum... Debride unhealthy tissue- “Biological dressing” Pressure relief- “I’m sure it’s being done” Maximize nutrition- “Consult nutrition” Manage exudate- “tell the MS III to change the dressing” Infection control- “looks clean to me”

In God we trust. All others bring data.

Birth of an Era Vacuum-Assisted Closure: A New Method for Wound Control and Treatment: Animal Studies and Basic Foundation Morykwas, Michael J. PhD; Argenta, Louis C. MD; Shelton-Brown, Erica I.; McGuirt, Wyman BS; Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1997

How does NPWT work? Increased perfusion- sponge itself Fluid removal- negative pressure Microdeformation- cell proliferation Macrodeformation- decreased surface area

NPWT Applications Diabetic foot Pressure ulcers Open abdomen Traumatic wounds Skin graft bolsters Chest wounds

NPWT with Instillation Lavasept (polyhexanide) Prontosan (polyhexanide, betadyne) Superoxidized water Dwell time min NWPT cycle hr, at mmHg Continuous, not intermittent Acute or chronic wounds Contaminated wounds Diabetic wounds Traumatic Exposed bone Decubitus Exposed hardware

Don’t believe the hype

No, seriously

Kobe, listen, seriously

HBO? Try Showtime Thom, PRS

Energy-based modalities? Shocking

Why so few winners? Multiple variables Heterogeneous conditions Complex choreography Battle lasts forever

What Works Healthy patients- if sick, make them better Healthy wounds- if suboptimal, optimize Healthy tissues- bring from elsewhere NPWT- when in doubt, VAC-it

What May or May Not Work Creams Ointments Salves Poultices Potions Spells Oxygen Magnetics Cosmic rays Dream-catchers Growth factors Rhinoceros horn

Time wounds all heels. - John Lennon