A patient arrived at the clinic with a cut wound on the middle third of the left forearm. Forty minutes before admission, he fell onto a sharp metal object. On admission, he complained of pain at the wound site, fever, and bleeding. Upon examination: there is a cut wound with clean edges, measuring 10x5 cm on the back of the middle third of the left forearm. There is venous bleeding from the wound, with the wound bed composed of damaged muscles. Movement of the limb is restricted.
The patient was treated with the GI(s) emitter on the wound and intestines for 10-15 minutes twice a day, and KL(s) on the pancreas and hypothalamus for 5 minutes twice a day.
Results: By the 5th day, the wound healed by primary intention.
The patient was treated with the GI(s) emitter on the wound and intestines for 10-15 minutes twice a day, and KL(s) on the pancreas and hypothalamus for 5 minutes twice a day.
Results: By the 5th day, the wound healed by primary intention.