Acute Burn Care | Journal CME Article-Journal CME Article: Acute Burn Care (Video 4 of 4)

Journal CME Article: Acute Burn Care (Video 4 of 4)

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Video Summary

The video demonstrates using Permioderm B, a temporary biosynthetic skin substitute, for a 10% TBSA flame burn on a young male’s back. Instead of excision and grafting, non-excisional debridement and the skin substitute were used, minimizing pain and accelerating recovery. Staples secure the product, which is trimmed to fit. Post-procedure, the patient experienced minimal pain and a quick return to normal activities. By week four, the wound fully re-epithelialized, achieving a superior cosmetic outcome. The family expressed satisfaction, as the patient missed little school and reported minimal pain throughout the process.

Keywords

Permioderm B

biosynthetic skin substitute

non-excisional debridement

burn recovery

cosmetic outcome