Use of collagen in extraoral wounds

Pal, Uma Shanker; Singh, RK; Mohammad, Shadab; Yadav, Rajesh Kumar

doi:10.1007/s12663-009-0064-1

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“…In rest of the cases the pain relief was rated as good in seven cases (23.3%) and fair in 19 cases (63.3%). This result is in accordance with the study conducted by Raghavendra Reddy et al, Paul US et al, Shobha Natraj et al, [3,9,11].…”

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“…As there is a large body of evidence that collagen is a common denominator in all stages of wound healing it serves as the key extracellular component for repair and remodelling [9]. Unique features of collagen membranes include guiding function, chemotactic property, haemostatic property and can resist masticatory forces for sufficient time and allows granulation tissue to form.…”

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“…Abundant availability of the material does not impose dimensional limitations to the surgical site and immediate availability. Collagen dressings are found to have significantly fastened the healing process as collagen serves as the most important element in all stages of wound healing according to Paul US et al, [9].…”

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“…6,9,10 Study by Quillien and Goel et al favour similar results. 11,12 Appearance of red granulation tissue and clearance of slough were taken as a sign of healing and time was recorded for comparison.…”

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Role of nano-collagen particles dressing in the management of chronic ulcer: a prospective non-randomized trial on 100 cases

Kochar

Singh

2020

Int Surg J

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Background: Collagen has unique property of adhere to the ulcer floor thus reduces plasma oozing, bacterial colonization, pain and ulcer size which boost the process of granulation and epithelialization thus healing.Methods: In this prospective, non-randomized study 100 patients of different age and sex having chronic ulcer situated on various parts of the body were taken. Nano collagen particles preparation “collofibre” of TNC health care was used.Results: Most of the patients fall in their most productive life (3rd and 4th decade), restricted mobility due to pain. Thus anaemia, diabetes, old age, debility, bed ridden situations, other associated injuries and certain medical conditions contribute to delay in ulcer healing and hospital stay. Bacterial contamination, presence of necrotic tissue and slough delay the healing process. 73% of patients complain of itching and burning sensation after application otherwise no major side effect detected.Conclusions: Use of nano collagen particles dressing accelerate the healing process in chronic ulcers.

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“…[5] Antimicrobial treatment of foot infections in patients with diabetes is begun empirically and thereafter revised based on the results of cultures, which were obtained prior to therapy and on occasion during therapy and the clinical response of the infection.…”

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Efficacy of Type 1 Bovine Collagen Particles in the Topical Management of Diabetic Foot Ulcer

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Pandey²,

Baur³

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Diabetic foot ulcer will lead to a significant prolonged stress to the patients. Biological dressings like type 1 bovine collagen particles has advantage over conventional dressing in terms of early healing of wound. A total of 100 patients suffering from ulcer were taken randomly for this study after explaining the procedure and purpose of study. This was a comparative study between conventional dressing of ulcer and dressing with type 1 bovine collagen particles. There was significant difference in the result of collagen granules and conventional dressing. Collagen granules had better healing response rate. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES.To study the efficacy of topical agent type 1 bovine collagen granules in the management of diabetic foot ulcers. METHODOLOGYThe patients who were admitted for diabetic foot ulcer at Dept. of Surgery, KIMS, Karad, tertiary care teaching centre during the study period were screened. 50 patients in the test group were treated with topical dressings of collagen granules. The control group of 50 patients was treated with conventional topical dressings and bedside debridement. Ulcer was noted using visual score. RESULTSThe reduction of slough is as early as 3 rd week in test group than the control group. The number of patients with 75-100% wound filled with granulation tissue is as early as 3 rd week in test group than the control group where it took more than 4 weeks. The number of patients who underwent secondary suturing, skin grafting, and flap are significantly higher and also as early as 3 rd week in test group than the control group. CONCLUSIONCollagen granules topical application enhanced wound healing of diabetic foot ulcer as compared to conventional treatment modalities.

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Use of collagen in extraoral wounds

Cited by 11 publications

References 5 publications

Versitality of the Use of Collagen Membrane in Oral Cavity

Versitality of the Use of Collagen Membrane in Oral Cavity

Role of nano-collagen particles dressing in the management of chronic ulcer: a prospective non-randomized trial on 100 cases

Efficacy of Type 1 Bovine Collagen Particles in the Topical Management of Diabetic Foot Ulcer

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