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Advanced Wound Care in ICU

Presented from India by Dr. Shriram Gautam

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Case Description

Advanced wound care in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a critical component of patient management, particularly for those with complex, non-healing wounds such as pressure ulcers, surgical wounds, and traumatic injuries. In the ICU, wound care strategies are tailored to each patient's specific...

Case Summary

Wound care in the ICU is a complex process, often complicated by patient comorbidities leading to delayed healing. Systemic inflammation and ischemia disrupt the normal healing phases, hindering repair and regeneration. A key issue is reduced blood flow, causing hypoxia and nutritional deficiencies in the wound area, prolonging the healing process.

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Dr. Shriram Gautam

Consultant, Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Apollo Spectra Hospitals, Rewa

Dr. Shriram Gautam is a highly accomplished Anesthesiologist and Critical Care Physician currently serving at Apollo Spectra Hospital in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh, India. With a rich professional background that includes significant tenures at MP Birla Hospital and Shree Siddhivinayak Multi-speciality Hospital, Dr. Gautam brings extensive expertise in anesthesia administration, critical care, and emergency medical response. His proficiency spans pre-operative assessments, intra-operative monitoring, post-operative care, and the management of critically ill patients using advanced medical techniques and technologies. Dr. Gautam is also recognized for his commitment to continuous learning and professional development, holding fellowships in Family Medicine and Critical Care Medicine, along with certifications in Diabetes care. His dedication to patient care is matched by his collaborative approach with multidisciplinary teams, ensuring the highest standards of medical practice and patient safety. Dr. Gautam is passionate about sharing knowledge and experiences with peers to advance the field of medicine and improve patient outcomes.

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