Effective Management of Wounds in a 6-Year-Old Suspected Mpox Case in Indonesia Using NaCl Wet Foam Dressing: A Novel Approach to Pediatric Infection Control and Healing

A 6-year-old child presented with progressively worsening wounds after an initial fall from a bicycle. The wounds exhibited characteristics of fungal infection, which developed after playing with a cat. After visiting a relative hospitalized with fungal pneumonia, the wound became purulent and severe. The patient's condition further deteriorated after taking a warm sulfur bath, which exacerbated the lesions, causing increased inflammation and irritation. The patient was successfully treated with NaCl wet foam dressing. This case highlights the critical role of wound care management and prevention of secondary infections.