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Dr. Jorge Villegas Servicio de Quemados Hospital de Urgencia Asistencia Pública Instituto Traumatológico Clínica INDISA Santiago. CHILE www.cirugiaplasticayquemados.cl "Sequelae of burns, traditional and emerging issues in a developing country”

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Dr. Jorge VillegasServicio de QuemadosHospital de Urgencia Asistencia PúblicaInstituto TraumatológicoClínica INDISASantiago. CHILEwww.cirugiaplasticayquemados.cl

"Sequelae of burns,

traditional and emerging issues

in a developing country”

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Burn injuries and their sequelae are, in our countries,a major health problema major social medical problema challenge for plastic surgery

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The incidence of burns is related to ►Life conditions►Lifestyle

The treatment of burned patiens is►Difficult►Long►Expensive

Burn frequency and severity are greater Resources are minor

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Resources are required to

FundingFacilitiesHuman resourses

►Prevention, ►Acute phase treatment►Rehabilitation►Sequelae surgical treatment

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Traditional approach

Sequelae Surgical treatment. After the acute phase.During rehabilitation stage.

Following cases …

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improving facial expression

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Respecting Aesthetics UnitsDebridement to healthy tissue

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Changing the skin graft of dorsum of the hands. Improving function

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Recover the extension

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Full thickness skin graft

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Reverse abdominoplasty

Mastoplasty

Trunk extension limited

Breast and abdomen sequelae

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Improving skin coverage of thorax in a girl before puberty.

Tissue Expander

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Planning the progress

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Complementary expansion

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Lateral Abdominoplasty

Latissimus dorsi flap

Lateral trunkextension limited

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When the repair is planned at the acute phase results are better

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What are, for us, the issues in the treatment of sequelae today?

The problem is not only surgical technique indication performance

The problems are►access, ►timeliness►financing►quality of care

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A challenge for Plastic Surgery

A challenge for Health Service

ChileHealth System Public - PrivateNational Health expenditure per capita U.S. $ 670Distribution Fifty- FiftyPublic System must attend 75% of the population.The per capita expenditures in Public Service isabout 450 $ US Dollars

Resources

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Changes produce changes

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In Public Health System was necessary to prioritize and to optimize the use of resources

Focusing on pathologies of greater health impact,guaranteeing by law :

access, timeliness, quality of care funding

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2003. Intensive Care in the Burns Unit

2005. Changed treatment protocols SurgicalIntensive Care

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►Serious burns patients were included in the group of by law Guaranteed Pathologies

►The treatment of severe burns was concentrated in our service as National Reference Center*

2007.

*130 Severe burns a year

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The survival of our serious burns patients is increasing

% SURVIVAL

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A.R. 1984

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What is the best level of amputation?

Colostomy. Is it necessary?

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We had not experience in this types of patiens

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Thesepatiens diedbefore.

RehabilitationSequelae manageA new problem

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High electrical voltage burn

Abdominal wall necrosis Bowel necrosis

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intestinal anastomosis

Abdominal wall reconstruction with remaining muscles

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Short-term Long-term

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Self Injury

Repairing the burnt surface

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Eyeballs savedEyelids destruction

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Soleous muscle flapProviding new circulation

tibia exposure

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Kneearthrodesis

Covering with muscle flap

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These new survivors are now patients with larger and deeper burned body surface, older, and also have concomitant diseases

In many cases

They are alive but with severe sequelae a large burden of disease

,

These patients need plastic surgery techniques, already within the acute phase

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.

This new situation generates a new scenario for both:

►rehabilitation and social reintegration. ►treatment of sequelae

Our Public Health System is not prepared to face thatThere are few plastic surgeons in the public system

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In summary ,

►the increased survival of serious burns generates a new scenario

►That scenario demands amongst other measures: integration of plastic surgeons in the medical team from the acute stage

.

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For plastic Surgeons►To strength their training in these areas.►To take the challenge

For The Public Health System►To generate conditions to get necessary

infrastructure and equipment►To develop incentives for incorporating plastic

surgeons to the Public Hospital network

That means

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Changes produce changes

That is what we are doing

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Thanks for coming