Is it infection that
abundant flavous excretion is observed on the wound and
how to discriminate the normal liquefaction from wound infection?
Generally,
the flavous or creamcolored excretion on the wound is normal phenomenon
of necrosis liquefaction when standard application of MEBT/MEBO is
performed for treatment.
Differentiation can be made between liquefaction and invasive infection from the following aspects:
1. the mental status of the patient (good or poor);
2. character and odour of the excretion (The normal liquefied matters are fine and smooth and even without or with slight odour.);
3. the appearance of the wound edge (The wound in normal liquefaction shows no inflammation phenomenon such as flare and thermalgia in the peripheral wound.);
4. body temperature (The body temperature of the wound in normal liquefaction ranges between 37℃~38.5℃);
5. quantity of WBC in peripheral blood (The quantity of WBC is 8.0~1.6×109/L for normal liquefaction without toxic granulations.);
6. wound bacteria culture and hemoculture
(The wound bacteria culture could be negative result in the normal
liquefaction wound though the hemoculture may present positive result.).
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