Management of ileocutaneous fistulae using TNP after surgery for abdominal malignancy
A Martïnez1, G Ferron, M Le Gal
1Department of Surgery, Institut Claudius Regaud,Toulouse, France. martinez_a.alejandra@claudiusregaud.fr
Journal of Wound Care
|October 16, 2009
Abstract:
Enteric fluids produced by enterocutaneous fistulae can cause severe inflammation in the surrounding skin. By removing these corrosive fluids, topical negative pressure can help maintain skin integrity and promote spontaneous closure.
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