The potential use of Lucilla sericata larvae in the local treatment of wounds in diabetic foot syndrome – a literature review

Leczenie Ran Pub Date : 2023-09-30 DOI:10.60075/lr.v20i3.46
Dariusz Bazaliński, Kamila Pytlak, Paulina Szymańska, Karol Sieńczak
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Introduction: The increasing prevalence of diabetes poses a heightened risk of vascular complications in the lower limbs. The costs associated with wound management are substantial, accounting for approximately 1-3% of total healthcare expenditures in developed countries. Implementing and maintaining preventative, interdisciplinary, and comprehensive care have become prioritized objectives for scientific societies. Purpose: This study conducts a literature review and analysis concerning the application of Lucilia sericata larvae in the local treatment of wounds in diabetic foot syndrome. Method: Literature analysis spanning from 2012 to 2023 was conducted, utilizing PubMed and Termedia databases with keywords such as diabetic foot ulcer, Lucilia sericata, and maggot debridement therapy. Exclusion criteria comprised studies that treated wounds locally using methods other than larval therapy. Conclusions: Larval therapy in patients with diabetic foot syndrome accelerates wound debridement by stimulating reparative processes within the wound. The use of Lucilia sericata larvae may contribute to the reduction of antibiotic therapy duration, decreased hospitalization rates, and lowered amputation risks.
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丝光露幼虫在糖尿病足综合征伤口局部治疗中的潜在应用——文献综述
导言:糖尿病患病率的增加增加了下肢血管并发症的风险。与伤口管理相关的费用很大,约占发达国家医疗保健总支出的1-3%。实施和保持预防性、跨学科和综合护理已成为科学社会的优先目标。 目的:对丝光绿蝇幼虫在糖尿病足综合征创面局部治疗中的应用进行文献综述和分析。 方法:利用PubMed和Termedia数据库对2012 - 2023年的文献进行分析,关键词为糖尿病足溃疡、丝光Lucilia sericata、蛆虫清创治疗。排除标准包括使用幼虫疗法以外的方法局部治疗伤口的研究。 结论:糖尿病足综合征患者的幼虫治疗通过刺激创面内的修复过程来加速创面清创。使用丝光绿蝇幼虫可能有助于缩短抗生素治疗时间,降低住院率,降低截肢风险。
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