The use of argon beam coagulation in pressure sore reconstruction

Keyphrases

• Pressure Sore 100%
• Argon Beam Coagulation 100%
• Hemostasis 37%
• Debridement 25%
• Myocutaneous Flap 25%
• Hematoma Formation 25%
• Bleeding 12%
• Complication Rate 12%
• Surgical Reconstruction 12%
• Abscess 12%
• Electrocautery 12%
• Recurrence Rate 12%
• No Complication 12%
• Single Surgeon 12%
• Reconstructive Techniques 12%
• Osteomyelitis 12%
• Clinical Records 12%
• Quality of Life Improvement 12%
• Integral Component 12%
• Conservative Measures 12%
• Superficial Wounds 12%
• Financial Burden 12%
• Suture Line 12%
• Excessive Bleeding 12%
• Hamstring 12%
• Dehiscence 12%
• Flap Failure 12%
• Musculocutaneous Flap 12%
• Physical Burden 12%
• Sinus Tract 12%
• Gluteal Flap 12%
• Tensor Fascia Lata Flap 12%
• Coccygectomy 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Decubitus 100%
• Argon Plasma Coagulation 100%
• Blood Stasis 37%
• Myocutaneous Flap 37%
• Bleeding 25%
• Hematoma 25%
• Debridement 25%
• Surgeon 12%
• Infection 12%
• Fulguration 12%
• Reconstructive Surgery 12%
• Quality of Life 12%
• Recurrent Disease 12%
• Abscess 12%
• Wound 12%
• Graft Failure 12%
• Hope 12%
• Recurrence Risk 12%
• Osteomyelitis 12%
• Fascia Lata 12%
• Suture 12%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Pressure Ulcer 100%
• Argon Plasma Coagulation 100%
• Myocutaneous Flap 37%
• Bleeding 25%
• Debridement 25%
• Hematoma 25%
• Infection 12%
• Recurrent Disease 12%
• Suture 12%
• Wound 12%
• Quality of Life 12%
• Recurrence Risk 12%
• Reconstructive Surgery 12%
• Cauterization 12%
• Abscess 12%
• Graft Failure 12%
• Osteomyelitis 12%
• Surgeon 12%