Discussion
Burns, IBD, scar hyperplasia, pain, skin injury, tissue damage, trauma
SCAR, DISORDERS, SECONDARY, SCARRING, HEAT, EXTRAVASATION
Burns are tissue damage caused by heat, which is a common accidental skin injury in life. How to promote wound healing and reduce scar hyperplasia in burn patients has always been a key problem to be overcome. After active and effective treatment of second-degree burn wounds, wounds can heal themselves relying on their own regeneration ability. When treating patients with wounds, it is necessary not only to close the wounds as soon as possible to promote the recovery of their tissue structure and function, but also to fully consider the intrusion of pain on the wounds and the psychological impact of the patients. In the conventional treatment plan, it cannot effectively seal the wound surface and reduce the extravasation of body fluids on the wound surface after burn, and this method has many dressing changes, which is easy to stimulate the wound surface and damage the new epithelium, resulting in obvious scar after wound healing, which affects the appearance. At the same time, when changing dressings, gauze can stimulate the subcutaneous tissue where pain sensation is densely distributed, which can bring pain to patients, and even lead to psychological disorders and mental symptoms in patients. According to researchIn order to promote the good and fast healing of second-degree burn wounds, our department has carried out related research using IBD. Our findings are basically consistent with those of other scholarsIn summary, IBD can promote the healing of second-degree burn wounds, improve patient comfort, reduce secondary trauma and wound scarring, and improve patients' quality of life.