hip disarticulation

Figure 1. a) Wound bed with exposed acetabular fossa bone covered by granulation tissue with 20% fibrous/ligamentous tissue. b) Wound bed post debridement with subsequent application of HYAFF with negative pressure wound therapy 3 weeks later. c) Intraoperative view of the wound bed with 95% granulation tissue 3 weeks after debridement, HYAFF, and negative pressure wound therapy application. d) Meshed split-thickness skin graft placed on granulating wound bed with negative pressure wound therapy 1 week pos

Case Report

Hip Disarticulation in Wound Care: A Case Series

07/21/2022

Arvind Hoskoppal , MD;

Bruce Gordon , MD;

Shivanand S. Patil , DM;

Fuad-Tahsin Abbas ;

Richard Simman , MD, FACS, FACCWS;

This case series presents 4 patients who underwent hip disarticulation. The procedure was performed due to various indications including necrotizing fasciitis, gangrene, stump necrosis from previous above-the-knee amputation, and septic joint...

This case series presents 4...

07/21/2022

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