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* Contact e-mail: [email protected] 1 CONTEMPORARY SILVER DRESSINGS IN THE TREATMENT OF INFECTED BONE DEFFECTS IN NEUROPATHIC DIABETIC FOOT (NDF) Ivan Poromanski*, Yordan Milev Aim: To evaluate the use of different types of silver coated dressings in the management of cavitary wounds after bone resection for infected NDF UMHATEM N.I.Pirogov, Clinic of Septic Surgery, Sofia, Bulgaria

EWMA 2014 - EP496 CONTEMPORARY SILVER DRESSINGS IN THE TREATMENT OF INFECTED BONE DEFFECTS IN NEUROPATHIC DIABETIC FOOT (NDF)

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Page 1: EWMA 2014 - EP496 CONTEMPORARY SILVER DRESSINGS IN THE TREATMENT OF INFECTED BONE DEFFECTS IN NEUROPATHIC DIABETIC FOOT (NDF)

* Contact e-mail: [email protected] 1

CONTEMPORARY SILVER DRESSINGS IN THE TREATMENT

OF INFECTED BONE DEFFECTS IN NEUROPATHIC DIABETIC

FOOT (NDF)Ivan Poromanski*, Yordan Milev

Aim: To evaluate the use of different types of silver coated

dressings in the management of cavitary wounds after bone

resection for infected NDFUMHATEM N.I.Pirogov, Clinic of Septic Surgery, Sofia, Bulgaria

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Diabetic foot ulcer

● Most common initial sign of diabetic foot

● Location – weigth bearing points – under I and V metatarsal heads ( or elseware if deformity allready exists)

● Often associated with underlying osteomyelitis

● Successful treatment requires bone infection sanation by :

Metatarsal head resection/ metatarsophalangeal joint resection => infected bone deffect

IF presence of ischaemia OR extensive soft tissue destruction

Yes NoAmputation

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Management of infected bone defect – challenging and costly task

● Systemic antibiotic treatment – for longer periods – costly

● Closed irrigation/aspiration drainage – requires inpatient treatment

● Topical antibiotic – PMMA beads – limited space

● Negative pressure therapy – relatively contraindicated, costly

● Topical antiseptic treatment

– Jodine based (cytotoxic)

– Silver based - proven safe for soft tissues, flexible (variety of products available), cost effective

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Case 1: M, 62 y.o., DM type 2 for 7 yD0 D5 D17 D35

Case 2: M, 39 y.o., DM type 2 for 12 yD 14 D42

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Results and discussion● At operation plantar ulcer was excised and sutured or left. Joint was

resected via side access.

● Residual bone deffect was filled using silver coated alginate/foam dressing in 2 cases and silver alginate filler in one case

● Dressings were changed at intervals 48-72 hours; standart offloading was performed

● Systemic antibiotic use was no more than 10 days, determined of subsiding of soft tissue infection

● Cavitary wounds healed by secondary intention in no more than 42 days; plantar ulcers healed in 14-21 days

● Healing time and length of antibiotic treatment were shorter than usual, when using conventional measures

● Higher unit prise of silver dressings was well balanced by reduced frequency of dressing change and shorthened treatment course.