Diabetic lesions of the feet Case2
GZD – Danubian hospital, ward 72 (pfl. Dir. Veronika Floigl, St. Ltg. DGKS Christine Liebhart-Weissenböck, Photographic wound documentation: DGKS Eva Zehetner)
Diabetic lesions of the feet Case1
61 years old, male, with diabetic foot (Charcot foot), amputation of the big and 3rd toe and recurrent ostheoarthritis which was treated surgically
Burns case 1
65 years old, female, with full-thickness contact burn (hot oven) on the left lateral thigh.
Other Case 3
49 years old female patient, with type II diabetes treated with insuline and diet. This patient has had a small contusion on her left elbow, from which an extensive sepsis has developed, involving her arm, forearm and hand.
Decompression
Some children have to be ventilate by a small tube, which is inserted from the nose into the trachea and is connected by a tubular system with the ventilator.
Surgery/Plastic Surgery Case8
22 years old, female, with hidradenitis suppurative of the left axilla (armpit), incised and drained with adapted LIGASANO® white wicks.
Surgery/Plastic Surgery Case7
80 years old, male, with a basal cell carcinoma on the right anterior scalp, that has been excised and treated by secondary healing with LIGASANO® white dressings.
Surgery/Plastic Surgery Case6
29 years old, male, with a left fore-arm abscess, incised and drained with LIGASANO® white wicks.
Surgery/Plastic Surgery Case5
33 years old, male, with a recurrent pilonidal sinus, widely excised and packed with LIGASANO® white.
Other Case 2
76 years old, female, with full-thickness hot liquid burn of the left axilla, shoulder, arm and breast, severe cardiac failure and other cardiovascular problems; passive debridement with LIGASANO® white, followed by STSG. Complete healing in about two month.