PMC7154946_01
A) The first-day patient was admitted to the hospital, burns on the right forearm were combination of pale pink, dark pink, and blotchy red indicating the depth of the superficial to deep dermal burns. B) 10th day of admission, after installation of NPWT for 5 days. C) 15th day of admission, after installation of NPWT for 10 days.
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The patient was discharged on the 19th day of treatment in a good condition (Fig. 1).
PMC7154946_02
A) The first-day patient was admitted to the hospital, burns were seen on both patient's lower limbs. B) Post wound debridement. C) 20th day of admission showed the re-installation of NPWT. Note that the left lower leg was mounted with NPWT dressings. D) 30th day of admission, NPWT installation has been completed. Patient care was then continued with open wound treatment using Vaseline.
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TBSA. The patient should be discharged that day, but due to social factors, the patient still being treated at the hospital with open wound care using Vaseline until the 51st day of admission before being discharged in a good condition (Fig. 2).
PMC7154946_03
A) The first-day patient was admitted to the hospital, burns were seen on the entire right lower leg and left calf. B) Post wound debridement. C) Installation of NPWT after wound debridement. D) 10th day of admission, post NPWT installation.
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TBSA. The patient was discharged on the 21st day of treatment in a good condition (Fig. 3).