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Table 1 The table displays a summary of wound characteristics in sixteen patients, for which the hydrosurgery system was used for debridement, including the final reconstructive surgery.

From: Experiences with waterjet hydrosurgery system in wound debridement

Patients and age (yrs)

Wound Site

Wound Size (cm)

Etiology

Power setting

Reconstruction

P1:44 (m)

Lt Leg

10 × 15

Venous stasis

3

STSG

P2:42 (f)

Lt hand

8 × 8

Burn

3 and 2

Thick STSG

P3:43 (f)

Lt temporo-parietal scalp

4 × 6

Traumatic

5

Rotational scalp flap

P4:50 (f)

Lt elbow

5 × 7

Traumatic

5

Lateral arm island flap

P5:35 (f)

Rt distal thigh and poplitea,

15 × 25

Traumatic

6 and 5

Medial Gastrocnemius muscle flap and STSG

P6:48 (m)

Sacral-ischial

10 × 10

Pressure sore

9 and 8

V.A.C.

P7:44 (f)

Lt distal leg

6 × 10

Traumatic

6

STSG

P8: 55 (m)

Rt distal leg and foot dorsum

10 × 25

Venous stasis

4 and 3

STSG

P9:30 (m)

Lt thigh

10 × 30

Necrotizing fasciitis after shooter's abscess

5

STSG

P 10: 26 (f)

Lt medial arm

6 × 9

Traumatic

3

STSG

P 11: 42 (m)

Lt leg

5 × 5

Traumatic

3

STSG

P 12: 53 (m)

Rt thigh

30 × 30

Traumatic

5 and 4

STSG

P 13: 54 (m)

Lt above knee amputation stump

10 × 15

Traumatic

4

Free Latissimus Dorsi musle flap

P 14: 18 (m)

Lt foot dorsum

3 × 9

Traumatic

4

STSG

P 15: 42 (m)

Lt leg

10 × 30

Necrotizing fasciitis (Diabetic)

6

STSG

  1. (P: Patient, m: male, f: female, Lt: Left, Rt: Right, STSG: Split-thickness skin grafting, V.A.C.: Vacuum assisted closure).