Effectiveness of polyurethane gauze in Lyell’s syndrome
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Lyell’s syndrome, which can be called Toxic epidermal necrolysis-TEN, is a serious reaction of the skin and mucous membranes with the necrolysis and loss of the epidermal layer. The most common cause is medicine. The prognosis of Lyell is severe, the death rate is more than 30%, usually because of infection, especially the sepsis, erythrolyte disorder, disfunction of organ: Hepatic, kidney. Topical wound care is essential in the treatment of TEN to ensure that lesion not spreading, to prevent infection, to reduce pain, and to aid in wound healing. We report a case with a confirmed diagnosis of Lyell's syndrome, with a plan to treat and care for skin lesions with Polyurethane gauze, after 25 days of treatment, the patient was discharged from the hospital and left no complication.
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