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Example Case B

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Example Case B
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Example Case B
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40 year old male who developed necrotizing fasciitis (some call it a "flash-eating bacteria") of the forearm. The resulting (decompressive fasciotomy) wound could not be suture-closed leaving flexor tendon exposed..

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The tendon was covered with Kerecis® fish skin.

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followed by KCI•3M® wound V.A.C.

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Wound completely healed in 49 days and with normal hand/wrist function.

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Wound completely healed in 49 days and with normal hand/wrist function.

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40 year old male who developed necrotizing fasciitis (some call it a "flash-eating bacteria") of the forearm. The resulting (decompressive fasciotomy) wound could not be suture-closed leaving flexor tendon exposed..
The tendon was covered with Kerecis® fish skin.
followed by KCI•3M® wound V.A.C.
Wound completely healed in 49 days and with normal hand/wrist function.
Wound completely healed in 49 days and with normal hand/wrist function.
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