Case Report
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2023.
World J Clin Cases. Dec 6, 2023; 11(34): 8219-8227
Published online Dec 6, 2023. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v11.i34.8219
Table 1 Abnormal laboratory results at the patient's first admission
ItemValueReference range
Lymphocytes (%)6.220.0-40.0
Neutrophils (%)85.650.0-75.0
White blood cells (L)9.95 × 1093.50-9.50
Red blood cells (L)3.14 × 10124.00-5.50
Hemoglobin (g/L)115120-160
Prothrombin time (s)12.910.4-12.6
D-dimer (mg/L FEU)3.18 0-0.55
C-reactive protein30.40≤ 8.00
Amylase (U/L)53735-135
Total bilirubin (μmol/L)43.65.1-22.2
Direct bilirubin (μmol/L)16.3≤ 6.8
Myoglobin (μg/L)1043≤ 110
Creatine kinase (U/L)302224-195
Creatine kinase-mass (μg/L)43.3≤ 5.0
Table 2 Treatment plan for the patient's injured right index finger
Date
Therapeutic process
Day 2The wound appeared red and well-circumscribed. After applying a thick layer of bacitracin ointment, it was covered with petroleum gauze, and the dressing was changed daily
Day 3-6Epidermal growth factor gel, silver ion gel, and povidone-iodine were used to cover the calcium alginate dressing to prevent wound infection. Ulcer oil gauze and plain gauze were wrapped around the wound (Figure 1C and D)
Day 7Epithelialization of the wound was performed (Figure 2C).
Day 9The newly regenerated epidermis underwent crust formation (Figure 2D)
Days 12-16The scab gradually shed off from initial formation to complete detachment (Figure 3D)