Principles of
Using MEBT for Treating Burn Wounds
Moist
Exposed burn Ointment (abbreviated as MEBO) is the
matching medicine when applying Moist Exposed Burn
Therapy (MEBT)
under the
direction of the regenerative medicine theory.
The index of this medicine underlines: for
patients with
systemic symptoms caused by burn wound, the medicine should be used
under the direction of the specialty that have mastered MEBT.
In order to let the hospitals and doctors that
haven't
mastered MEBT and also burn or scalded patients use this medicine
correctly and know the application course of MEBT, the standard burn wound treatment
method is introduced as follows:
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For
family use, when flame
burn, hot oil hot water scald or skin abrasion occurs, MEBO should be
smeared onto the wound immediately, and then pain alleviation, damage
decreasing and infection prevention will be achieved.
The earlier the medicine application, the
better is the effect.
Because after burn or scald, the remnant
heat accumulated on the wound will cause progressive damage to the
skin.
MEBO applied can remove the remnant heat in
time and prevent the progressive damage.
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The detail method of operation should be chosen
according to the different depth and area of the burn wound.
1.
Treatment of first
degree burn scald wound
Smear MEBO
directly onto the burn wound with a thickness thinner than 1mm and 2~3
times a day.
2. Treatment of
superficial second degree burn scald wound
Smear MEBO
directly onto the wound.
For wounds with
water
blisters, the water blisters should be cut at the lower position to let
the liquid out and the peel should be remained.
3~5 days after
injury, the peel should be removed.
The thickness of
the medicine should be thinner than 1 mm. The medicine should be
reapplied every 4~6 hours.
Before each
redressing, the remnant medicine and the exudation should be wiped
clean with disinfected gauze or paper towel.
Normally, the
wound could heal within 6~7 days. Or apply the medicine directly on the
remained peel until the wound heals.
3.
Treatment of deep second degree burn scald wound (including superficial
and deep type)
At the early
stage, treat the wound as the treatment method of superficial second
degree burn scald wound.
Five to six
days later, the
rotten peel should be removed. The wounds look white because the dermal
tissues have already been damaged. Medicine application should be
continued with the thickness a little thinner than 1 mm and changed
every 4 hours. After medicine application, under the action of the
medicine, liquefied matter of the necrotic tissues on the wounds would
appear. This kind of phenomenon is normal (Don't mistake it as infection).
Pay attention, before each medicine redressing, the remnant medicine on
the wound and also the white (or milky yellow) liquefied matter should
be softly wiped off using disinfected gauze or paper towel.
About 6~7 days
later, the
necrotic tissues are liquefied and drained, and then die previously
mentioned method is continued until the wounds heal.
If
the time of therapy is more than 3 weeks and the wounds still don't
heal, the wounds are third degree wound
and the wounds should be treated using the method of third degree burn
scald wound.
4.
Treatment of third degree burn
scald wound (including superficial type and deep
type)
For small area
third degree
burn scald wound, the necrotic skin should be loosen using ploughing
saw blade and then method for heating deep second degree wound should
be adopted.
For relatively
large third
degree wound, when the patients' vital sign are stable, transfer the
patients to the hospitals that have the doctors who have already
mastered standard MEBT for treatment.
5.
Treatment of relatively small area and not feasible for exposure.
The wounds could
be temporarily bandaged.
The medicine
must be changed every 12 hours.
Before
redressing, the remnant medicine and the metabolisms on the wound
should be removed thoroughly.
MEBO should be
smeared onto the wounds with a thickness of l~2mm and then bandaged.
6.
During burn scald wound treatment, three non-damage rules should be
followed all the way.
First:
Non-damage protect the wound at the early stage (avoid using any method
that may aggravate or stimulate the wound).
Second:
Non-damage liquefaction and drainage the necrotic tissues.
Third:
Non-damage regeneration and reparation skin (forbid using any medicine
that may stimulate or damage the wound).
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