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wk2 kirjutas: ↑12 Okt, 2024 20:21 Päris hea lend https://x.com/GloOouD/status/1845107006237000191

HAT kirjutas: ↑22 Okt, 2024 21:12 vene ATGM operaatori lend
https://x.com/i/status/1848610051683921983

RN with 13 years of Trauma ICU experience here. I've seen wounds like this many times.

White layer appears to be telfa, a non-adherent type of dressing. Hard to tell for sure though- could also be some kind of white foam dressing. Below that is wound vac foam (grey sponge). Typically this is used with a wound vac which creates a small amount of negative pressure, which encourages the formation of granulation tissue and also helps remove exudate from the wound. In this case they are not using a wound vac- they are just using the foam as packing. Below that is roll gauze- possibly soaked in betadine. Sometimes for very dirty or infected wounds we would soak the roll gauze in a solution called chlorpactin, which is basically a weak bleach solution. This wound looks like it was potentially created when necrotic tissue was debrided and excised from the wound. If you look at the superficial margins of this wound you can see some black tissue that appears to be some remaining necrotic tissue. The darker section to the right of the primary wound is something they will keep an eye on- it looks ok now but depending on the age of this wound there may be more tissue that will die and there could very well be necrotic tissue under that darker area. Often times the wound has to be surgically debrided repeatedly to remove dead tissue. Some tissue appears viable in the beginning so it is left alone, only to then declare itself as dead after subsequent dressing changes. The goal is to have a nice clean wound base for granulation tissue to develop. When they start to repack the wound it appears they first pack a piece of xeroform (yellow in color), then pack some betadine soaked gauze on top of that. Video then ends.

This wound will heal by secondary intention- there's too much missing tissue to approximate the edges. Do a Google search for secondary intention if you want to know how that works.

Hard to tell if there is any muscle involved without getting a better look inside the wound. You'd be surprised how much fat even a skinny person has on their ass, so it's possible only the fat and superficial layers were affected. Would be helpful to know the mechanism of injury in this case.

paadikapten kirjutas: ↑07 Dets, 2024 15:59 Kodulinnud on hakanud venelaste laipu sööma.

https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineInvasio ... ?rdt=54459

olavsu1 kirjutas: ↑08 Dets, 2024 3:11

paadikapten kirjutas: ↑07 Dets, 2024 15:59 Kodulinnud on hakanud venelaste laipu sööma.

https://old.reddit.com/r/UkraineInvasio ... ?rdt=54459

see on miski kondori liik. video on loomulikut tehtud kartuliga, et poleks arusaada mis sorti nokaga see lind on.