Surgery for infectious lesions
For whom?
The procedure is designed for patients with soft tissue infections such as abscesses, pus or other inflammatory lesions requiring surgical intervention. Symptoms of these conditions may include pain, swelling, redness of the skin and the presence of purulent contents.
In many cases, surgical treatment is necessary to prevent further spread of the infection. Prompt intervention reduces inflammation and pain.
Course of treatment
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia and involves making a small incision at the site of the lesion. This allows decompression of the abscess and removal of accumulated purulent contents.
The wound is then thoroughly cleaned and protected with an appropriate dressing. In some cases, a drain is also used to allow further drainage of secretions.
Effects
The treatment allows rapid reduction of inflammation and effective treatment of infection.
decompression of the abscess and removal of the purulent contents
reduce pain and swelling
reducing the development of infections
accelerate the healing process