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Comorbid diseases affecting immunity include diabetes mellitus, malignancies, obesity, alcoholism, peripheral vascular disease, and cirrhosis. Seven new studies were included ( Hindy 2009; Jiaao 2011; Lehna 2017; Mabrouk 2012; Oen 2012; Tsoutsos 2009; Wang 2015). We planned to investigate heterogeneity through subgroup and sensitivity analysis ( Deeks 2019), when there was a sufficient number of studies in the meta‐analysis (i. We are uncertain whether there is a difference in wound infection (comparison topical antimicrobial agent (Aquacel‐Ag) and MEBO; RR 0.

Depending on the seriousness, extension, and location of the damage, applications can be reduced to simple massages to let the ointment be absorbed. The certainty of a body of evidence involves consideration of within‐trial risk of bias (methodological quality), directness of evidence, heterogeneity, precision of effect estimates and risk of publication bias ( Schünemann 2019). Eleven RCTs took place in burn centres, the healthcare setting of the 12th study was unclear ( Jiaao 2011).

We reviewed the evidence about the effects of topical (applied to the surface of the skin) treatments for healing burn wounds on the face or neck. MEBO (Moist Exposed Burn Ointment) is the ointment, which has been developed to fulfill the above criteria.

Any discrepancies in judgement between the two review authors was resolved by discussion with a third review author (MvB, update JH). If there are no contraindications, in following applications it is possible to previously cleanse the area with sterile water as the ointment is totally water dispersible and leaves no residues. All these patients were treated with broad-spectrum triple antimicrobial therapy as well as extensive debridement of necrotic tissue. We planned to measure publication bias using the Begg funnel plot ( Begg 1994), and the Egger test ( Egger 1997), if the included studies were homogeneous and sufficient in number. Eleven patients (age range, 40-75 yr; mean, 55 yr) were admitted to the clinical facilities of the Department of Urology at Al Sabah Hospital, Kuwait, suffering from Fournier’s gangrene, in the 31-month period between January 2004 and July 2006.

Three studies compared antimicrobials with non‐antimicrobials agents, two studies compared different antimicrobials, four studies compared skin substitutes with antimicrobials, while four studies compared a variety of topical treatments. The review authors resolved any discrepancies by discussion with a third review author (MvB, update JH), and contacted the trial authors when information was missing from published reports or clarification was needed. There is uncertainty about which treatment is the most effective for facial burns, and, consequently, there are large variations in practice ( De Haas 2005; Leon‐Villapalos 2008). Very low certainty: we have very little confidence in the effect estimate: the true effect is likely to be substantially different from the estimate of effect. Five studies used 'change in wound surface area over time,' or 'the proportion of the burn wounds partly healed' as an outcome measure, by assessing the percentage wound healing at 3, 5, 7 and 14 days after treatment ( Jiaao 2011), or the time to 90% or 95% wound healing ( Demling 1999; Demling 2002; Oen 2012; Wang 2015).

Time to complete wound healing, or the proportion of the burn wounds completely healed in a specified time period (as defined by trial authors). Data collection and analysis were carried out according to methods stated in the published protocol ( Van Baar 2009), which were based on the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions ( Higgins 2017). In cases where no additional information was obtained, we only presented descriptive data in the review. In addition, bioengineered skin substitutes can be used as 'smart dressings' in topical therapy; these not only provide immediate wound cover, but are also available in large quantities, with a negligible possibility of disease transfer. The severity of burn wounds is characterised by their size and depth as well as their location and associated injuries.Other factors that have been found to be related to scar formation are female gender, young age, burn size, burns of the neck or upper limb, more than one surgical operation and meshed skin grafts ( Gangemi 2008; Van der Wal 2012). A detailed description of criteria for a judgement of 'low risk of bias', 'high risk of bias' or 'unclear risk of bias' is available in Appendix 3. One study reported that MEBO promoted rapid epithelialization of the granulation tissue of the perineal and sacral region in a 63-yr-old diabetic patient who failed to respond to INTEGRA treatment.