Diabetic lesions of the feet Case31
53 years old, male, diabetic foot with septic dissemination to the posterior right calf (necrotic myositis, surgical and passive debridement by LIGASANO® white and eventually cover with STSG)
Burns: Case 14
56 years old homeless male patient with a full-thickness flame burn.
Burns: Case 13
36 years old, male, with full-thickness flame burn and inhalation injuries.
Burns: Case 12
76 years old, male, with severe anemia and cardiac failure, who suffered a domestic scald producing a full-thickness burn of the anterior chest. The biologicalk status of this very ill patient forbids any aggressive surgery such as early tangential excision and grafting.
Burns: Case 11
26 years old, male, with a full-thickness circumferential burn of the left leg, treatet first by tangential excision and followed by passive debridement with LIGASANO® white until the wound bed was fully granulated and able to receive a split-thickness skin graft. This case has been cured in about two month.
Diabetic lesions of the feet Case30
72 years old, male, type 2 diabetes mellitus, diabetes diagnosis 1977, insulin therapy with 2x combination insulin 30/70. Coronary heart disease, nephropathy.
Burns: Case 10
68 years old with heavy electric burns of the head and body.
Diabetic lesions of the feet Case29
54 years old, male, type 2 diabetes mellitus, diabetes diagnosis 1992, insulin therapy with 2x combination insulin. Coronary heart disease, silent myocardial infarction, arterial hypertension
Diabetic lesions of the feet Case28
64 years old, male, type 2 diabetes mellitus, diabetes diagnosis 1969, insulin therapy with two injections of combination insulin 30/70. Arterial occlusive disease
Burns: Case 9
27 years old, with heavy electric burnsof the head and body.