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Negative pressure value -120 mmHg.  

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Figure 2. Surgical debridement.  
Figure 3. Negative pressure dressing.  
Figure 4. Negative pressure value -120 mmHg.  
Figure 5. Osteomyelitis.  
+5 Figure 6. Chronic fistula to the humeral bone.  
“Traumatic fistula of glenohumeral joint with concurrent osteomyelitis and infection of periarticular tissues. The use of negative pressure therapy as one of the elements of treatment of chronic traumatic wound.”
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p>A negative pressure dressing system enables effective dressing of traumatic wounds. Extensive injuries and tissue defects that accompany bone fractures and articular surface injuries require special management. In case of compound fractures, the risk of bone, joint and soft tissue infection significantly increases, so the appropriate healing proc...
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