Plastic Surgery
Pressure Ulcers & Wound Repair
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Technical Advantages
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Equipment Advantages
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Leading Experts
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Treatment Cases
Technical Advantages
Technical Advantages
The Department of Plastic Surgery specializes in the combined application of [suspension beds, VSD, and pedicled flap techniques] for the treatment of pressure ulcers and wound repair. It completes pressure ulcer debridement and wound closure in a single stage, significantly shortening the treatment cycle and accelerating patient recovery. This surgical approach offers the following advantages
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Specialized Wound Dressing Techniques -
Flap Transfer Repair -
Precise Surgical Operation
Equipment Advantages
Equipment Advantages
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Medical Suspension Bed: Utilizes fluid flow suspension principles to suspend the patient's body in specialized microparticles or airflow, achieving therapeutic effects. It provides a dry, clean healing environment, alleviates patient discomfort, enhances comfort, reduces wound pressure, and promotes healing.
Leading Experts
• Secretary-General of the 9th National Committee of the Burn Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Association;
• Standing Committee Member of the Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Branch of the Chinese Research Hospital Association;
• President of the Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Branch of the Shenzhen Medical Association;
Clinical Cases
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Severe Pressure Ulcer in an 85-Year-Old Patient Healed in 3 Weeks! Innovative Treatment Model by HeYou Hospital Plastic Surgery
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Patient Profile
85-Year-Old Patient
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Chief Complaints
Long-term bedridden status due to sequelae of cerebral infarction and multiple lumbar vertebral fractures post-surgery, leading to intestinal obstruction accompanied by multiple pressure ulcers throughout the body.
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Treatment Process
The plastic surgery team acted promptly, initiating a multidisciplinary consultation. They employed suspension bed-assisted therapy, nutritional support, and specialized wound dressing techniques to rapidly stabilize the patient's condition. After thorough evaluation, the team decided to perform sacral pressure ulcer debridement and primary gluteus maximus myocutaneous flap transfer repair.
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Technical Highlights
The Plastic Surgery team at HeYou Hospital has accumulated extensive experience in treating complex and refractory wounds. Led by the nationally renowned plastic and reconstructive expert, Director Zhu Xiongxiang, the team has developed a unique treatment system, demonstrating significant advantages, particularly in pressure ulcer management:
1. Specialized Wound Dressing Techniques: Personalized dressing protocols are implemented for different wound types to accelerate wound stabilization and healing.
2. Flap Transfer Repair: Wound repair is completed in a single procedure, reducing the number of surgeries and the risk of complications, thereby alleviating patient suffering and financial burden.
3. Precise Surgical Operation: The team demonstrates exceptional proficiency and accuracy in wound debridement, skin grafting, and flap transfer surgeries, ensuring both aesthetic outcomes and functional recovery post-repair.
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Therapeutic Outcomes
The sacral pressure ulcer was cured in less than three weeks, breaking through the traditional two-stage treatment model.
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