Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata

Aim. To evaluate effectiveness of unloading immobilization bandages manufactured from Soft Cast and Scotchcast materials. Materials and methods. The study included all patients (n=39) with diabetic foot ulcers treated with the use of total-contact cast technology (TCC)from 01.10.2007 to 01.03.2009...

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Autores principales:	Oleg Viktorovich Udovichenko, Evgenia Viktorovna Bublik, Nadezhda Viktorovna Maksimova, Kira Yur'evna Pryakhina, Olga Sergeevna Ermolaeva, Piter Spruit, Gagik Radikovich Galstyan
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Publicado:	Endocrinology Research Centre 2010
Materias:	diabetes mellitus diabetic complications diabetic foot unloading immobilization bandage cast Nutritional diseases. Deficiency diseases RC620-627
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:bbbda963dfe5491fbcb8552d766f7ebe2021-11-14T09:00:15ZEffectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata2072-03512072-037810.14341/2072-0351-5674https://doaj.org/article/bbbda963dfe5491fbcb8552d766f7ebe2010-06-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.dia-endojournals.ru/jour/article/view/5674https://doaj.org/toc/2072-0351https://doaj.org/toc/2072-0378Aim. To evaluate effectiveness of unloading immobilization bandages manufactured from Soft Cast and Scotchcast materials. Materials and methods. The study included all patients (n=39) with diabetic foot ulcers treated with the use of total-contact cast technology (TCC)from 01.10.2007 to 01.03.2009. 31 patients presented with neuropathic foot ulcers and 8 with neuroischemic ulcers (in the absence of critical foot ischemia).26 and 13 were managed using non-removable and removable casts respectively. All were given standard local treatment of ulcers, supplementedby antibacterial therapy in 20 patients. Results. Treatment resulted in the healing of ulcers in 31 (79%) patients during 40.5?32.9 days (M?SD) (median 27, min 7, max 11 days). In 28(72%) of them, healing required 12 weeks to complete. TCC had to be removed in 8 (21%) patients because of low efficiency or complications. Newulcers or abrasions related to the use of TCC developed in 10 patients but treatment was discontinued only in one of them. We distinguished a subgroupof 12 patients comparable in terms of major characteristics (plantar stage 1A and 2A neuropathic ulcers according to Texas University classification)and unloading method (non-removable cast throughout the treatment period) with patients included in earlier randomized studies. In this subgroup,healing of 100% ulcers was completed within 12 weeks (median 22 (13-74) days). Conclusion. 1. Efficiency of TCC in our practice is comparable with that in earlier publications. 2. The use of TCC is indicated not only for thetreatment of uninfected plantar neuropathic ulcers but also in some cases of neuroischemic and non-plantar ulcers. 3. Skin lesions from TCC is oflittle clinical significance and can be avoided by specialized education of the medical personnel involved in TCC manufacture.Oleg Viktorovich UdovichenkoEvgenia Viktorovna BublikNadezhda Viktorovna MaksimovaKira Yur'evna PryakhinaOlga Sergeevna ErmolaevaPiter SpruitGagik Radikovich GalstyanEndocrinology Research Centrearticlediabetes mellitusdiabetic complicationsdiabetic footunloading immobilization bandagecastNutritional diseases. Deficiency diseasesRC620-627ENRUСахарный диабет, Vol 13, Iss 2, Pp 50-55 (2010)
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topic	diabetes mellitus diabetic complications diabetic foot unloading immobilization bandage cast Nutritional diseases. Deficiency diseases RC620-627
spellingShingle	diabetes mellitus diabetic complications diabetic foot unloading immobilization bandage cast Nutritional diseases. Deficiency diseases RC620-627 Oleg Viktorovich Udovichenko Evgenia Viktorovna Bublik Nadezhda Viktorovna Maksimova Kira Yur'evna Pryakhina Olga Sergeevna Ermolaeva Piter Spruit Gagik Radikovich Galstyan Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata
description	Aim. To evaluate effectiveness of unloading immobilization bandages manufactured from Soft Cast and Scotchcast materials. Materials and methods. The study included all patients (n=39) with diabetic foot ulcers treated with the use of total-contact cast technology (TCC)from 01.10.2007 to 01.03.2009. 31 patients presented with neuropathic foot ulcers and 8 with neuroischemic ulcers (in the absence of critical foot ischemia).26 and 13 were managed using non-removable and removable casts respectively. All were given standard local treatment of ulcers, supplementedby antibacterial therapy in 20 patients. Results. Treatment resulted in the healing of ulcers in 31 (79%) patients during 40.5?32.9 days (M?SD) (median 27, min 7, max 11 days). In 28(72%) of them, healing required 12 weeks to complete. TCC had to be removed in 8 (21%) patients because of low efficiency or complications. Newulcers or abrasions related to the use of TCC developed in 10 patients but treatment was discontinued only in one of them. We distinguished a subgroupof 12 patients comparable in terms of major characteristics (plantar stage 1A and 2A neuropathic ulcers according to Texas University classification)and unloading method (non-removable cast throughout the treatment period) with patients included in earlier randomized studies. In this subgroup,healing of 100% ulcers was completed within 12 weeks (median 22 (13-74) days). Conclusion. 1. Efficiency of TCC in our practice is comparable with that in earlier publications. 2. The use of TCC is indicated not only for thetreatment of uninfected plantar neuropathic ulcers but also in some cases of neuroischemic and non-plantar ulcers. 3. Skin lesions from TCC is oflittle clinical significance and can be avoided by specialized education of the medical personnel involved in TCC manufacture.
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author	Oleg Viktorovich Udovichenko Evgenia Viktorovna Bublik Nadezhda Viktorovna Maksimova Kira Yur'evna Pryakhina Olga Sergeevna Ermolaeva Piter Spruit Gagik Radikovich Galstyan
author_facet	Oleg Viktorovich Udovichenko Evgenia Viktorovna Bublik Nadezhda Viktorovna Maksimova Kira Yur'evna Pryakhina Olga Sergeevna Ermolaeva Piter Spruit Gagik Radikovich Galstyan
author_sort	Oleg Viktorovich Udovichenko
title	Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata
title_short	Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata
title_full	Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata
title_fullStr	Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata
title_full_unstemmed	Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata
title_sort	effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata
publisher	Endocrinology Research Centre
publishDate	2010
url	https://doaj.org/article/bbbda963dfe5491fbcb8552d766f7ebe
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Effectiveness of total-contact cast immobilization: Overview of randomized clinical studies conducted in foreign clinics and originaldata

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