The treatment of a severely burned patient with the use of early combined single-stage necrectomy on an area of 28 % of the body surface

In the treatment of severely burned patients, the most effective prevention of infectious complications is early necrectomy. Currently, according to the clinical recommendations of the All-Russian public Organization “Association of Combustiolo gists “The World without Burns”, the maximum volume of necrectomy in one stage is 1 / 3 of the surface of deep burn wounds of the patient. In this clinical case, we provide an example of successful treatment of a patient using early combined necrectomy (exarticulation of the lower extremities at the knee joint level and necrectomy in a single block to the fascia in the hip area on an area of 10 % of the body surface) of 1 / 2 of the surface of deep burn wounds (28 % of the body surface) on the 5th day after injury.

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Grekov s Bulletin of Surgery
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2025-04-27
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https://doi.org/10.24884/0042-4625-2025-184-1-77-81
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Burn Injury Management and Outcomes
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The treatment of a severely burned patient with the use of early combined single-stage necrectomy on an area of 28 % of the body surface

Ya. L. Butrin, I. V. Chmyrev, A. N. Biryukov
Grekov s Bulletin of Surgery
Burn Injury Management and Outcomes
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The treatment of a severely burned patient with the use of early combined single-stage necrectomy on an area of 28 % of the body surface

Ya. L. Butrin, I. V. Chmyrev, A. N. Biryukov
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Abstract

In the treatment of severely burned patients, the most effective prevention of infectious complications is early necrectomy. Currently, according to the clinical recommendations of the All-Russian public Organization “Association of Combustiolo gists “The World without Burns”, the maximum volume of necrectomy in one stage is 1 / 3 of the surface of deep burn wounds of the patient. In this clinical case, we provide an example of successful treatment of a patient using early combined necrectomy (exarticulation of the lower extremities at the knee joint level and necrectomy in a single block to the fascia in the hip area on an area of 10 % of the body surface) of 1 / 2 of the surface of deep burn wounds (28 % of the body surface) on the 5th day after injury.

Grekov s Bulletin of SurgeryVol. 184(1)
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Burn Injury Management and Outcomes
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