Penile calciphylaxis

Mitchell-Brown, Fay; Stephens, Elena

doi:10.1097/01.nurse.0000800068.33963.c3

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“…Effective wound management can reduce exudates and necrotic tissues, 11 which prevents further infection, reduces the occurrence of bacteremia or septicemia, and improves the survival rate. Several reports [12][13][14] have shown that chemical debridement, surgical debridement, negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) or other measures can be selected according to the specific wounding conditions of the patients. Three patients with calciphylaxis in our department were provided with appropriate nursing measures after comprehensive evaluation by Wounds International guidelines, as shown in Table 2.…”

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The application of MDT model for calciphylaxis management in patients with end‐stage renal disease

Pan

Huī

et al. 2023

International Wound Journal

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This study focuses on the application of nurse‐led multidisciplinary collaborative therapy (MDT) management model for calciphylaxis prevention of patients with terminal renal disease. Through the establishment of a multidisciplinary management team spanning nephrology department, blood purification center, dermatology department, burn and plastic surgery department, infection department, stem cell platform, nutrition department, pain department, cardiology department, hydrotherapy group, dermatology group, and outpatient treatment room, the distribution of duties among team members were clarified to bring out the best advantages of a multidisciplinary teamwork during treatment and nursing. For patients with calciphylaxis symptoms in terminal renal disease, a case‐by‐case management model was carried out with the focus on personalised problem. We emphasised on personalised wound care, precise medication care, active pain management, psychological intervention and palliative care, the amelioration of calcium and phosphorus metabolism disorder, nutritional supplementation, and the therapeutic intervention based on human amniotic mesenchymal stem cell regeneration. The MDT model effectively compensates for traditional nursing mode and could serve as a novel clinical management modality for calciphylaxis prevention in patients with terminal renal disease.

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