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  • Title: [A prospective randomized controlled study of the application effect of hydrogel dressings on deep partial-thickness burn wounds after dermabrasion and tangential excision].
    Author: Shang NS, Cui BH, Wang C, Gao H, Xu B, Zhao R, Huo R.
    Journal: Zhonghua Shao Shang Za Zhi; 2021 Nov 20; 37(11):1085-1089. PubMed ID: 34794261.
    Abstract:
    Objective: To investigate the clinical effect of applying hydrogel dressings in deep partial-thickness burn wounds after dermabrasion and tangential excision. Methods: A prospective randomized controlled study was conducted. From November 2015 to August 2019, 168 patients with deep partial-thickness burns hospitalized in Zibo Sixth People's Hospital met the inclusion criteria. According to the random number table, the patients were divided into hydrogel dressing+vaseline gauze group (84 cases, 67 males and 17 females) and vaseline gauze only group (84 cases, 65 males and 19 females) who were aged (31±16) and (35±17) years, respectively, and were given corresponding treatment after dermabrasion and tangential excision. The dressings were changed every 3-5 days. Autologous skin grafting was performed with split-thickness or medium-thickness skin grafts taken from trunk or thigh if the wounds failed to heal over 21 days or the wounds were less than 21 days but located in the joints, which might affect the functional activities at later stage. After operation, the general condition of the wounds was observed continuously and dynamically till the wounds were healed. The degree of dressing adhesion was evaluated during the first 4 dressing changes after operation, and the degree of pain was evaluated using Numerical Rating Scale (NRS). The wound healing rate on post operation day (POD) 3, 6, and 15 was calculated. The positive proportion of bacterial culture of wound exudates/cleanout fluid on admission and at dressing change on POD 3, 6, and 15 was calculated. The number of dressing changes were recorded, the rate of skin grafting operation was calculated, and the time of complete wound healing was recorded. Vancouver Scar Scale (VSS) was used in 6 months of follow-up to evaluate the hyperplasia of scar. Data were statistically analyzed with analysis of variance for repeated measurement, independent sample t test, Mann-Whitney U test, chi-square test or Fisher's exact probability test, and Bonferroni correction. Results: During the observation period after operation, the wound was moist with less exudates and the wound healed much faster in patients of hydrogel dressing+vaseline gauze group, with the inner dressing being easier to remove with mild pain, while the wounds showed more exudates and slower healing in patients of vaseline gauze only group with the obvious adhesions of inner dressing, stronger pain, and bleeding in the wounds. Compared with those in vaseline gauze only group, the degree of dressing adhesion and pain NRS score of patients in hydrogel dressing+vaseline gauze group decreased significantly during the first 4 dressing changes after operation (χ2=52.625, Z=-10.854, P<0.01), the wound healing rate increased significantly at dressing change on POD 3, 6, and 15 (t=10.347, 41.150, 167.627, P<0.01), the positive proportion of wound exudates/cleanout fluid bacterial culture did not change significantly on admission or at dressing change on POD 3 (P>0.05) but decreased significantly at dressing change on POD 6 and 15 (χ2=15.616, 15.226, P<0.01), the dressing change times was significantly reduced (t=-11.986, P<0.01), and the rate of skin grafting operation was significantly decreased (χ2=35.850, P<0.01). The complete wound healing time of patients in hydrogel dressing+vaseline gauze group was (17.6±2.8) d, significantly shorter than (27.1±3.0) d in vaseline gauze only group (t=-21.288, P<0.01). During the follow-up of 6 months, the VSS score of scar hyperplasia of patients in hydrogel dressing+vaseline gauze group was significantly lower than that in vaseline gauze only group (Z=-11.287, P<0.01). Conclusions: Compared with the use of vaseline gauze only, the application of vaseline gauze coated with hydrogel dressing in deep partial-thickness burn wounds after dermabrasion and tangential excision is more effective in moisturizing, significantly reducing the degree of dressing adhesion and patients' pain during dressing change, increasing wound healing rate, decreasing wound infection rate and the rate of skin grafting operation, and reducing the number of dressing changes. It shortens the time for complete wound healing, and effectively relieves scar hyperplasia. 目的： 探讨水凝胶敷料在深Ⅱ度烧伤创面磨削痂术后应用的临床效果。 方法： 采用前瞻性随机对照研究方法。2015年11月—2019年8月，淄博市第六人民医院收治的168例深Ⅱ度烧伤患者符合入选标准，将其按随机数字表法分为磨削痂术后进行相应治疗的水凝胶敷料+凡士林油纱组（84例，男67例、女17例）和单纯凡士林油纱组（84例，男65例、女19例），其年龄分别为（31±16）、（35±17）岁。每3~5天换药1次，对于创面超过21 d未愈合者或未超过21 d但创面位于关节部位后期可能影响功能活动者，取自体躯干或大腿刃厚或中厚皮片行植皮术。术后持续动态观察创面大体情况直至创面愈合；术后前4次换药时评估敷料粘连程度并采用数字分级评分法（NRS）评估疼痛程度，计算术后3、6、15 d换药时的创面愈合率，计算入院时及术后3、6、15 d换药时创面分泌物/清洗液细菌培养阳性比例，记录换药次数，计算手术植皮率，记录创面完全愈合时间，随访6个月时采用温哥华瘢痕量表（VSS）评估瘢痕增生情况。对数据行重复测量方差分析、独立样本t检验、Mann-Whitney U检验、χ2检验或Fisher确切概率法检验、Bonferroni校正。 结果： 术后观察期间，水凝胶敷料+凡士林油纱组患者内层敷料较容易去除、疼痛轻微，创面湿润且分泌物较少，创面愈合较快；单纯凡士林油纱组患者内层敷料去除时粘连较明显、疼痛感较强、有渗血，创面分泌物多于水凝胶敷料+凡士林油纱组，创面愈合较慢。与单纯凡士林油纱组比较，水凝胶敷料+凡士林油纱组患者术后前4次换药时敷料粘连程度与疼痛NRS评分均明显降低（χ2=52.625，Z=-10.854，P<0.01）；术后3、6、15 d换药时的创面愈合率均明显升高（t=10.347、41.150、167.627，P<0.01）；创面分泌物/清洗液细菌培养阳性比例在入院时及术后3 d换药时无明显变化（P>0.05），于术后6、15 d换药时明显降低（χ2=15.616、15.226，P<0.01）；换药次数明显减少（t=-11.986，P<0.01）；手术植皮率明显降低（χ2=35.850，P<0.01）。水凝胶敷料+凡士林油纱组患者创面完全愈合时间为（17.6±2.8）d，明显短于单纯凡士林油纱组的（27.1±3.0）d（t=-21.288，P<0.01）。随访6个月，水凝胶敷料+凡士林油纱组患者瘢痕增生的VSS评分明显低于单纯凡士林油纱组（Z=-11.287，P<0.01）。 结论： 与单纯使用凡士林油纱比较，深Ⅱ度烧伤创面磨削痂术后应用涂覆水凝胶敷料的凡士林油纱覆盖保湿作用明显，可明显减轻换药时敷料粘连程度和患者疼痛，提高创面愈合率，降低创面感染率和手术植皮率，减少换药次数，缩短创面完全愈合时间，有效减轻瘢痕增生。.
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